Comments on: Fish Oil Improves Toddler Learning Skills http://www.fishoilblog.com/benefits/fish-oil-improves-toddler-learning-skills.php Benefits of fish oil and omega-3 for health, heart, brain and children (ADHD) Mon, 08 Mar 2010 00:19:18 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Heather http://www.fishoilblog.com/benefits/fish-oil-improves-toddler-learning-skills.php/comment-page-1#comment-188880 Heather Sat, 02 Jan 2010 22:32:59 +0000 http://www.marshallsontag.com/fishoilblog2/?p=39#comment-188880 can i give my 21 month old the omega gummies from costco? can i give my 21 month old the omega gummies from costco?

]]> By: Sue Baker http://www.fishoilblog.com/benefits/fish-oil-improves-toddler-learning-skills.php/comment-page-1#comment-171817 Sue Baker Wed, 25 Mar 2009 16:22:20 +0000 http://www.marshallsontag.com/fishoilblog2/?p=39#comment-171817 My mother always gave us a teaspoon of cod liver oil every day. It tasted awful but she had the right idea. At least you can buy it in little capsules now so you don't get that horrid taste. I think that by starting your children on a healthy eating plan from the start sets them up for healthy eating for life. My mother always gave us a teaspoon of cod liver oil every day. It tasted awful but she had the right idea.

At least you can buy it in little capsules now so you don’t get that horrid taste.

I think that by starting your children on a healthy eating plan from the start sets them up for healthy eating for life.

]]> By: Sporty Sam http://www.fishoilblog.com/benefits/fish-oil-improves-toddler-learning-skills.php/comment-page-1#comment-166834 Sporty Sam Wed, 18 Feb 2009 16:30:12 +0000 http://www.marshallsontag.com/fishoilblog2/?p=39#comment-166834 I totally agree, Omega 3's have had a major impact on my diet. And you just feel better too :-) cheers Sam I totally agree, Omega 3’s have had a major impact on my
diet. And you just feel better too :-)

cheers

Sam

]]> By: M. Yarbrough http://www.fishoilblog.com/benefits/fish-oil-improves-toddler-learning-skills.php/comment-page-1#comment-161603 M. Yarbrough Sun, 25 Jan 2009 05:12:05 +0000 http://www.marshallsontag.com/fishoilblog2/?p=39#comment-161603 Industrial farming methods tend to produce foods low in nutrients while depleting soil of important natural compounds needed for plant growth. Fish oil is a great way to get high quality nutrients and vitamin D that just aren't available in so many process foods found in supermarkets - even fresh fruits and vegetables in supermarkets are relatively low in many nutrients due to these destructive farming methods. Industrial farming methods tend to produce foods low in nutrients while depleting soil of important natural compounds needed for plant growth. Fish oil is a great way to get high quality nutrients and vitamin D that just aren’t available in so many process foods found in supermarkets – even fresh fruits and vegetables in supermarkets are relatively low in many nutrients due to these destructive farming methods.

]]> By: Rachel http://www.fishoilblog.com/benefits/fish-oil-improves-toddler-learning-skills.php/comment-page-1#comment-154522 Rachel Tue, 16 Dec 2008 03:18:25 +0000 http://www.marshallsontag.com/fishoilblog2/?p=39#comment-154522 Costco sells "little critters" Omega-3 with DHA gummy fish two "gummys" contain 200 mgs There are 180 in a bottle and cost under $10 and they taste great! I eat them too! Costco sells “little critters” Omega-3 with DHA gummy fish two “gummys” contain 200 mgs There are 180 in a bottle and cost under $10 and they taste great! I eat them too!

]]> By: Allan http://www.fishoilblog.com/benefits/fish-oil-improves-toddler-learning-skills.php/comment-page-1#comment-128481 Allan Thu, 03 Jul 2008 13:33:10 +0000 http://www.marshallsontag.com/fishoilblog2/?p=39#comment-128481 My toddler has his fish oil by cutting open 2 one gram calsules and adding to warm milk and then adding 2 spoons of Milo and then stirring well. This gets the fish oil to mix with the milk. I use capsules as they should keep the fish oil fresher than having it from a bottle (it is a hassle to cut the capsule open (snip it at the end) but I think it is worth it). I also add a yogurt based suppliment but that may not appeal to everyone. My toddler went from below average speach to having extremely good speach. This could be from his mom's genes (she is a talker)or it could be the fish oil, suppose we will never know. good luck :) My toddler has his fish oil by cutting open 2 one gram calsules and adding to warm milk and then adding 2 spoons of Milo and then stirring well. This gets the fish oil to mix with the milk.
I use capsules as they should keep the fish oil fresher than having it from a bottle (it is a hassle to cut the capsule open (snip it at the end) but I think it is worth it).
I also add a yogurt based suppliment but that may not appeal to everyone.
My toddler went from below average speach to having extremely good speach. This could be from his mom’s genes (she is a talker)or it could be the fish oil, suppose we will never know.
good luck :)

]]> By: Lisa Marlow http://www.fishoilblog.com/benefits/fish-oil-improves-toddler-learning-skills.php/comment-page-1#comment-72837 Lisa Marlow Wed, 31 Oct 2007 13:40:38 +0000 http://www.marshallsontag.com/fishoilblog2/?p=39#comment-72837 At what age can we start administering fish oil supplements to children and what is the recommended dosage? Is it indeed necessary to give it to all children? As for pregnancy, I am trying to conceive and am currently taking a vitamin supplement containing a wide variety of minerals and vitamins, including folic acid. However DHA is not included - should I be taking an additional Omega-3 supplement? if so, how much should I be taking and in what form - fish oil, algae based?? At what age can we start administering fish oil supplements to children and what is the recommended dosage? Is it indeed necessary to give it to all children? As for pregnancy, I am trying to conceive and am currently taking a vitamin supplement containing a wide variety of minerals and vitamins, including folic acid. However DHA is not included – should I be taking an additional Omega-3 supplement? if so, how much should I be taking and in what form – fish oil, algae based??

]]> By: Liz Saavedra http://www.fishoilblog.com/benefits/fish-oil-improves-toddler-learning-skills.php/comment-page-1#comment-9941 Liz Saavedra Sun, 06 Aug 2006 23:04:02 +0000 http://www.marshallsontag.com/fishoilblog2/?p=39#comment-9941 I wanted to know exactly what kind of fish oil product I could buy for my 3 1/2 year old son. He is very bright but just cant seem to sit still for a minute. I dont think he will chew a pill much less swallow. Is there a liguid form that he can drink? I wanted to know exactly what kind of fish oil product I could buy for my 3 1/2 year old son. He is very bright but just cant seem to sit still for a minute. I dont think he will chew a pill much less swallow. Is there a liguid form that he can drink?

]]> By: liz rodriguez http://www.fishoilblog.com/benefits/fish-oil-improves-toddler-learning-skills.php/comment-page-1#comment-8456 liz rodriguez Thu, 20 Jul 2006 03:19:47 +0000 http://www.marshallsontag.com/fishoilblog2/?p=39#comment-8456 How much mg or grams per day do I need to give my two year old to see the benefits of fish oil. I have been giving her 1200mg for three weeks now. thanks How much mg or grams per day do I need to give my two year old to see the benefits of fish oil. I have been giving her 1200mg for three weeks now.
thanks

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