Dr Zoe WilliamsDr Zoe Williams Facebook ad: “AD. Paid partnership with @hiyahealth.”
Ran for 49 days, from August 23 to October 10, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
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AD. Paid partnership with @hiyahealth. Ever wondered why toddlers get fussier about food? Picky eating is a normal developmental stage, especially between ages 2-6, as children become more cautious exploring their environment. For most, it improves over time with patience, repeated exposure and relaxed mealtimes. The NHS recommends daily vitamin supplements (vitamins A, C, and D) for children aged 6 months to 5 years. Breastfed babies require a daily 8.5-10µg vitamin D supplement from birth, while those formula-fed generally do not need extra vitamins if drinking over 500ml daily Food should always come first, but if your child’s diet is limited, a suitable vitamin supplement can give some reassurance. As part of this partnership, I’m also introducing you to @hiyahealth, whose children’s daily vitamins are designed specifically for children, are non-gummy and contain no added sugar. ➡️ Next up: one of the most effective techniques we have for helping children become more accepting of new foods through repeated, pressure-free exposure.
