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Experts say

The immune system fully matures during the first 7-8 years of life.

Young kids are more vulnerable to infections

During early childhood when playschool and preschool start as they interact with new people and explore new environments.

Toddlers contract 8-12 colds a year!

That’s about as much as once a month. They are exposed to several viruses and respiratory infections.

School-age kids contract 5-6 colds a year!

As they enter big school, they are exposed to more respiratory threats.

Check these Expert Tips!

Help protect your child and support their immunity with adequate sleep, regular physical activity, updated vaccinations, and frequent handwashing.

Give them age-appropriate nutrition

With a balanced diet that has nutrients like Vitamins A, C, D, E, Zinc and probiotics such as Lactobacillus rhamnosus GG.

_References
_{Nelsons Textbook of Pediatrics, 21th ed}
_{Paediatr Child Health. 2005 Oct; 10(8):493-5. CHOC, 2022.}_{https://health.choc.org/why-is-my-child-always-sick-a-pediatrician-answers-your-questions/}
_{Hojsak, l. et al. PEDIATRICS Volume 125, Number 5, May 2010}

Check ba ang Respiratory Support Nutrients?

By Age 7-8 Your toddler’s immune system matures Making early years critical as they face more germs in playschool and preschool.

By Age 1-5 Your toddler may get as many as 8-12 colds or infections per year!

Help Strengthen Your Toddler’s Immunity!

Reduce the risk of coughs and colds by 38%

_References
_{Nelsons Textbook of Pediatrics, 21th ed}
_{Paediatr Child Health. 2005 Oct; 10(8):493-5. CHOC, 2022.}_{https://health.choc.org/why-is-my-child-always-sick-a-pediatrician-answers-your-questions/}
_{Hojsak, l. et al. PEDIATRICS Volume 125, Number 5, May 2010}

NIDO® 3+ and 5+ contain LACTOBACILLUS PROTECTUS (Probiotic L.Rhamnosus), which may help support your child’s upper respiratory defenses. Each serving (38g powder + 210ml water) provides up to 1 BILLION PROBIOTICS to help keep them protected.

For more tips on boosting your child’s immunity and protecting them from coughs and colds, read the articles below: