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Moms often notice the little changes first.
A child who suddenly becomes extra irritable during playtime. A usually active kid who seems less energetic throughout the day. Moments when they stop halfway through a meal, complain about their tummy, or struggle to sleep comfortably at night.
For kids with developing tummies, these small changes may sometimes be linked to digestive discomfort.
At this stage, children are naturally curious and eager to learn. Many enjoy exploring new routines, asking endless questions, trying different foods, and becoming more independent each day. School preparation also becomes exciting as moms begin introducing classroom routines, meeting teachers, making friends, and learning new skills.
Even simple moments become milestones worth celebrating. An empty lunchbox after school, a new preschool rhyme suddenly sung at home, or artwork proudly carried after class may make moms feel fulfilled and reassured.
Digestive discomfort, however, may interrupt these everyday moments.
Digestive Discomfort can disrupt learning. Photo source: Enfagrow
Some children may become extra fussy during homework time, less active during play, or uncomfortable enough to wake up crying at night.
At first, these signs may easily be mistaken for tiredness, mood swings, or school adjustment. Persistent discomfort, however, can affect their school attendance, and how they play, rest, and engage in learning activities.
Kids with developing tummies may sometimes react to certain food or milk. Symptoms such as hard stools, gassiness, bloating, or fussiness may appear during this stage.
Simple daily habits may help support kids experiencing tummy discomfort:
- Observe food that may trigger discomfort or gassiness
- Serve balanced meal portions, including school baon
- Encourage enough rest and sleep during busy school days
- Include proper nutrition and digestive support as part of their daily routine
For parents looking for daily nutrition support, along with proper diet, daily activities, and rest, Enfagrow Gentlease 3+ is especially made for kids with developing tummies. It is designed to be easier to digest and has smaller proteins versus regular cow's milk (with proper nutrition and stimulation).
Give your little one gentle support with Enfagrow Gentlease 3+. Photo source: Enfagrow
Its formulation includes added prebiotics PDX (Polydextrose) and GOS (Galacto-oligosaccharides), which help support easy, regular pooping, along with proper nutrition and stimulation.
The new and gentlest formula of Enfagrow Gentlease 3+ (vs. previous formulation). Photo source: Enfagrow
Enfagrow Gentlease 3+ also contains small proteins that are gentle on the tummy and easy to digest (vs. regular cow’s milk, with proper nutrition and stimulation).
When children feel comfortable, they may sleep good at night, stay active during the day, and enjoy learning moments with ease (based on study with formula containing MFGM, with proper nutrition and stimulation).
Help them Learn with Ease with Enfagrow Gentlease 3+ (based on study with formula containing MFGM, with proper nutrition and stimulation). Photo source: Enfagrow
Enfagrow Gentlease 3+ also contains MFGM (Milk Fat Globule Membrane) and highest levels of DHA among formula milks to help support higher intelligence (vs formula without MFGM, with early supplementation of MFGM, with proper nutrition and stimulation) during their growing years, along with proper nutrition and stimulation.
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Brand ambassadors Eric "Eruption" Tai and Winwyn Marquez also shared in their social media how signs of digestive discomfort affected their children's routines and learning moments, and how adding the NEW Enfagrow Gentlease 3+ as part of daily nutrition helped support their children's comfort for play, sleep, and learning.
A comfortable tummy may help make everyday moments feel light for both parent and child.
Learn more about digestive discomfort and Enfagrow Gentlease 3+ by visiting the Enfagrow A+ Philippines Facebook page.
ASC Reference Code: M0054P071026E