i need suggestions on which milk gives the best benefit for tiddler kids

It is not in the milk. My husband and I buy cheap milk for our kids. We give them fruits instead of buying those expensive milk. They are picky with vegetables so we let them eat as much fruits as they want. We also let them drink coconut water everyday, which is really healthy.

hi!i saw in your profile that we are both here in the phiLs. so i can suggest a miLk formuLa that wouLd be avaiLabLe in the supermarket near you!im giving my s0n "LACTUM MILK FORMULA" that is suitable for his age..and suitabLe f0r picky eaters that is very usual for their age..because LACTUM is really complete with all the vitamins and nutrients he needs for his age..regardless if he doesnt get all the foods he need f0r the day!also try giving her PEDIAFORTAN FORTE as a vitamins for her..its not that expensive but the effects are great and visible..i also rec0mmend it to others wh0 keep on asking "what d0 you give your son t0 have a buiLt like that?" ..if you're well off..try "MOSEGOR VITA" .its a supplement and weight b00ster..its alSo effective..jUst a little expenSive!h0pe you will try my sUggestions and h0pe to hear fr0m you!by the way..all these vitamins are pRescribed by my s0n's pediatrican!stay heaLthy!

I remember when my kids were still young, it was ten-eleven years ago they were age four, ok to share you some of our experiences, we did not concentrate merely on the type milk they drink, i remeber it was Gain toddlers then Nido fortified and just Nido for now, that is up to know they are ages 10,12 & 15. We have a more attention placed on what food they eat, no Carbonated drink, up to now and we give them American type Meriendas, meaning high protein diets. presently they are not fat but they are sure active and healthy ans all are consistent honor students.

I remember when my kids were little. They are now teens. My son had that problem being skinny due to some health issues. The Pediatrician had me put my son on a glass of whole milk with his meals as well as one glass of milk just before he lays down. As a picky eater, the Pediatrician also told me to buy Insure for children. Give him on can a day as a snack between lunch and dinner. That helps give your child protein, nutrients, as well as gain a little. My son loved it and said it was like having a shake. I as an adult, have had a weight problem for years. In high school I was 115Lbs. Five years latter I had my first child. The year before I got pregnant with my daughter I was weighing 99Lbs. I have been that way up till three months ago when I decided to try the same thing the Pediatrician told me to do with my son when he was four. It is a slow process but does work. I have milk with my cereal in the morning, one at lunch, then dinner and just before I go to bed. I even eat a lot of dairy like a bowl of ice cream with my glass of milk before going to bed. In the past three months I have done this and still do. I have gained 110Lbs in three months. These are some reminder to help. (1) One 8oz glass of mild 3x a day with meals. (2)Insure for kids (in toddler isle of the grocery store)1 cold can between lunch and dinner. (3)one 8oz glass of milk and 1 - 2 scoops of your daughter's favorite ice cream in a bowl before going you lay her down. *Keep a chart. Weight her before you start this procedure. Weigh her after she wakes up as the weight may very in the late of the day. Weigh her again one week later. Say you start on Wed. Weigh her every Wed. Do this for a few months. You will be amazed. ~WISHING YOU THE BEST OF LUCK WITH YOUR DAUGHTER~ :)

ya. it's good. always best food for child is mother milk . but you having four years baby. so she come to other stage. all time's good for best to kids is cow milk only i'm not mention in packet milk dont use one avoid that.

i have grown up drinking whole milk until i turned 13 yrs old and started drinking 2% milk.. i found that taking vitamins everyday.. at lest in my case had no effect on what energy i had.. so long as you toddler eats healthy and plays actively there should be no problem with what kind of milk he/she drinks! hope this was helpful :)