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Sure thing! Just a reminder that your younger son won't be old enough to sign up for an account on the new site. It's only designated for 13-17 years of age.
Be well,
Kelly
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Thanks. I've been going to talk to the doctor, but keep forgetting. Thanks for the website information. I'll show it to my sons. They might want to check it out. Thanks.
Cindi
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Be sure to talk to your child's physician for the best multivitamin for your child's growing needs before starting them on anything new.
When you have a chance, be sure to check out our newest addition to our family of websites devoted specifically to 13 to 17 year olds at www.sparkteens.com
Have a great day!
Kelly
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I have a 11 1/2 and 13 1/2 year old. I've given them chewable children's vitamins, but now I'm wondering if i can give them the adult vitamins. I went on the One A Day web site and they said One A Day is safe for children 12 and over except for WeightSmart, Active and Energy. I didn't find any information on the Centrum site.
Any ideas out there about vitamins for teens. My teenager has been growing very fast and doesn't eat well and I'm concerned that a child's vitamin won't give him what he needs.
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