Pédiakid P’tit DHA Brain & Vision supports brain and vision development in babies starting at birth. An innovative, additive-free formula enriched with natural DHA derived from fish. Ideal for meeting nutritional needs starting in the first few months.
From birth, an infant’s brain and eyes undergo rapid growth. To support this vital development,DHA —docosahexaenoic acid—is essential for the proper functioning of the nervous system and the development of visual functions. However, the human body naturally produces very little DHA. This is why babies, more than anyone else, need an appropriate external source, particularly through breast milk or infant formula. Pédiakid P’tit DHA Brain & Vision has been specifically formulated to support these needs from the very first days of life.
Pédiakid breaks new ground with an exclusive, additive-free formula that respects the sensitivity of infants. This nutritional supplement, in the form of a mild, fluid oil, provides a high dose of marine-derived DHA, tailored to the needs of the youngest children. This DHA supports vision development in babies up to 12 months of age, and its effectiveness is based on a daily intake of 100 mg. With just 1 ml, the product optimally approaches this threshold, ensuring targeted action from birth.
An infant’s rapidly developing brain requires specific nutrients. Thanks to its high concentration of DHA, Pédiakid P’tit DHA actively supports the formation of neural connections and promotes the transmission of nerve impulses. In the long term, these effects lead to better cognitive development and an improved ability to learn and interact with the environment. It therefore contributes to a gradual and harmonious development, supporting the key stages of childhood.
Even beyond the first 12 months, DHA remains an essential ally in maintaining cognitive and visual functions. Children continue to need it to strengthen their memory, concentration, and visual acuity. By providing 250 mg of DHA per 1.5 ml—the recommended dose for children over 3 years of age—this dietary supplement allows older children to benefit from supplementation in line with nutritional recommendations. It thus acts as ongoing support for brain and sensory development.
Designed to fit easily into the daily diet, this supplement comes in the form of a mild oil with no strong taste or artificial flavors. Its extra-virgin olive oil base enhances its stability and improves digestive tolerance. As a result, parents can administer it with confidence, whether given straight into the mouth or mixed into meals. Its liquid format with a dosing pipette ensures precise use at every age and stage of growth.
In short, Pédiakid P’tit DHA Brain & Vision combines innovation, safety, and effectiveness to offer a gentle yet powerful solution for parents concerned about their baby’s healthy development. This natural, additive-free formula meets children’s specific nutritional needs for DHA starting at birth, supporting a healthy brain and sharp vision.
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Starting at birth, it is recommended to administer the product directly into the child’s mouth using the graduated dropper, or to mix it into their food.
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Precautions for use:
Ingredients:
Fish Oil, Docosahexaenoic Acid, Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Nutritional Information for Pédiakid P’tit DHA Brain & Vision
| Amount | Per 1 ml | Per 1.5 ml |
|---|---|---|
| DHA (Omega-3) | 96 mg | 129 mg |
Gluten-free – Flavor-free – Additive-free
Packaging:
30-ml bottle with a dropper for easy and precise administration. Available at the best price in our online pharmacy.
The first years of life are crucial for neurovisual development. As a pharmacist, I strongly recommend DHA supplements for infants, especially if they are not exclusively breastfed or if their infant formula is not fortified. The innovation behind Pédiakid P’tit DHA lies in its lack of additives and a gentle formulation that is easily absorbed by babies. Feedback from new parents has been very positive, particularly regarding the convenience of the dropper and the product’s gentle formula. In a climate where infant nutrition is under increasing scrutiny, this product stands out as a reliable and healthy choice.
At what age can Pédiakid P’tit DHA be given?
You can use it starting at birth, following the specific dosage instructions for each age group.
Can Pédiakid P’tit DHA be mixed into a bottle?
Yes, you can administer it directly into the mouth or mix it into food, such as milk or a puree.
Does the product contain any flavorings or preservatives?
No, the formula is additive-free, fragrance-free, and naturally mild, making it suitable for infants.
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