You have been seeing a lot in the news about increasing your children’s daily intake of fiber. There is a reason that you have been seeing that everywhere…
In 2009 the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) significantly increased the recommended daily fiber intake standards, far above the previous “age plus five” rule. In fact, today’s updated guidelines recommend 25 grams of fiber per day for four-year-old children. But how do we meet these requirements and get our children to eat high in fiber foods? There is an easy way:
Now there’s a delicious daily fiber supplement to help kids ages 2-11 maintain better digestive health and stay regular.* The penguin-shaped, great tasting Pedia-Lax Fiber Gummies are sugar-free, calorie-free, gluten-free and made with natural fruit flavors. With a recommended serving of three gummies every day, (equal to ½ cup of broccoli!), Fiber Gummies are a great way to supplement the fiber found in fruits, vegetables and other fiber-rich foods in your child’s daily diet. It’s a great solution to help bridge the gap between the American Academy of Pediatrics recommended amount of fiber and the fiber that kids actually consume in their daily diet. Fiber Gummies are dentist approved. The suggested retail price is $7.99 for a bottle of 60 gummies; available at Target and Walgreens, also online and other supermarkets and retailers nationwide.
You can also visit www.fibergummies.com to get a $1.00 off coupon and use the “store locator” to see where the product is sold in your area. And, because Pedia-Lax knows that getting kids to eat foods high in fiber without complaint is a challenge faced by many moms the Web site also offers helpful tips on how to incorporate a high-fiber diet into a busy family’s lifestyle with tips for meal planning and easy-to-make recipes, educational tools and activities and much more. You can also find Pedia-Lax Fiber Gummies on Twitter and Facebook!
Tate, Erin and I all tried the Fiber Gummies. Tate LOVES them…and Tates daily focus revolves around Eating, Pooping and Eating some more. You think I am kidding…I am not. He seriously has to discuss his eating and pooping every day. And Erin and I both thought that they were good as well but Tate would only let us each have one. He didn’t want us to mess up his regularity I guess. I tried the Orange 
Product Details:
* For kids ages 2-11
* Fiber helps promote regularity*
* 1.5 grams of fiber per gummy
* Source of fiber: Polydextrose
* Penguin-shaped gummies deliver fiber in a chewable, kid-friendly form
* Sugar-free, zero calories
* Great tasting, all natural fruit flavors
* Xylitol, the sweetener used in Pedia-Lax Fiber Gummies may reduce the risk of cavities
* Easy to incorporate into daily routine
* This product is not a laxative
* Supplement Facts
* Dentist approved
Recommended serving:
* Kids 2-11: 1 gummy, 3 times daily
Pedia-Lax Fiber Gummies would also like to offer one of you lucky readers that chance to try their Fiber Gummies for yourself. AND, I will be giving out Fiber Gummies at the Country Inn(troduction) Party on Thursday night before Blissdom in Nashville!
To Enter: Visit the Fiber Gummies site and leave a comment about something you learned. All comments must be received by Feb. 10th at 5 PM EST. All entrants must have a valid US mailing address. Winner will be selected by random drawing and will have 3 days to respond to the verification e-mail before another winner will be selected.
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I learned there are 2 types of fiber. (Soluble & insoluble)
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A division of the National Institutes of Health defines constipation as having a bowel movement fewer than three times a week
Fiber creates softer, bulkier stools that are easy to pass by absorbing many times their weight in water. It promotes contractions that keep food moving through the intestine.
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