Nutriiveda success so far

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Hi friends! 

 

My son is 4 and started Nutriiveda 6 days ago.

 

He's been on Nordic Natural EFA and EPA fish oil since July (after a long battle

to get him to take it) and it helped with articulation more than I could have

imagined.

 

Now since starting Nutriiveda, I can tell you, with 100%certaintyty, that we've

seen incredible improvements in him already.  His occupational therapist is

going to be blown away this week!  His fine motor skills have improved so much

that I'm afraid to be excited.  I'm afraid it all may disappear.  Like some

fabulous dream.

 

Not once over the weekend, did I say " use your worker fingers " while he was

coloring.  That's all I usually say because typically, he grasps a crayon in his

fist.  Nope.  Not this weekend!!!  His fine motor skills really seem to be

improving and he's grasping his crayons with is fingers, no problem!!!  He's

even coloring inside the lines for the first time.  Overall, his motor planning

has improved across the board.

 

also seems to be initiating more conversation and answering more

questions...whereas, before shied away (probably because it was too hard for

him). 

 

 

Today, I took him to Walmart and he kept asking everyone their name.  I assure

you, he's NEVER done that before!!!!!

 

He's also had a lot of new expressions...including my fav " that's really cool,

Mom! "

 

He even told me what he wants to be when he grows up!!!   I attached the video

so you can all see for yourselves.  Wow.  Seriously, beyond wonderful

improvements to report so far.

 

And for those of you who may be worried about " how " to get the chocolate

flavored Nutriiveda into your child...I mixed 1/2 teaspoon into Coop's chocolate

milk 4 times a day.  Works like a charm and tastes delicious. 

 

The only thing I'm doing different is cutting out his multi-vitamin since he's

getting a lot of nutrician from the Nutriiveda. I've also been less of a hard

ass about making him finish his dinner since I know he's getting good nutrician

already.  That's about the only thing that concerns me.  I believe in teaching

kids good eating habits, and I'm not really doing that if I'm relying on a

milkshake to give him nutrician all day.  Those are my issues though, and I'm

thinking I may try smaller portions next week just so he continues learning to

eat fruits and veggies.

 

I'm so excited about his progress.  So excited!  I'll let you know what develops

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