PediaSure Grow & Gain with Immune Support Shake Mix Powder has been a lifesaver for my son. He struggles with eating solid foods, so ensuring he gets the nutrients he needs was a challenge until we found this product.The shake is easy to prepare, tastes great (according to my son), and provides essential vitamins, minerals, and protein to support his growth and overall health. I love the peace of mind knowing he’s getting the nutrients he needs even when he won’t eat solid meals.If you have a picky eater or a child with specific nutritional needs, this is an excellent solution. Highly recommend for parents looking for a reliable and kid-friendly supplement!

So glad that I’m found this product. My child loves it. We go through a bottle every week. Best nutrients, taste and subscription plan makes the value even better.

The Grow & Gain Nutritional Shake Mix Powder is fantastic! The vanilla shake tastes delicious, and my kids enjoy it too. It's a great source of protein, probiotics, DHA, and other vitamins and minerals. It's an easy method to make sure they're receiving enough nutrients, particularly on days when they're not eating as much.Our family values that the shake is gluten-free and non-GMO, and it blends well into any kind of beverage without leaving a grainy residue behind. Since they began routinely consuming these shakes, I've observed that my kids appear more alert and attentive.If parents are searching for a tasty, nutritious smoothie that their children will love, this product is a fantastic choice. It's now a mainstay in our home, and I heartily endorse it to anybody searching for a wholesome addition for their kids!

My daughter has been an extremely picky eater since she started solids. At 10 months, she weighed just under 13lbs and was gaining weight slowly. She despises any food with a lumpy texture, making it challenging to introduce table food. Currently, her preference leans towards junk food like cookies and chips, although she does take a few bites of the food I offer. Most of her food intake comes from jars of baby food.At the doctor's recommendation, I stopped breastfeeding and started offering her cow's milk, which she disliked and never finished. So, the doctor sent us home with several bottles of Pediasure to sample—about 32 bottles, including the three flavors: chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry.Upon arriving home, I gave her a chocolate bottle, and she consumed about half before refusing more. The next day, I offered her the strawberry flavor, but she took only a sip before rejecting it. Curious, I tasted it myself, finding it alright, and ended up giving her the remainder of the chocolate bottle, which she drank.The following day, I opened the vanilla bottle and offered it to her, causing her to get upset, scream, and cry. Wondering if she had developed a preference, I tasted the vanilla one myself. Its taste was so unpleasant that I poured it down the drain, as it wouldn't even be fit for a starving animal. The aftertaste gave me a headache.Throughout the next month, I continued buying the chocolate bottles, and she gained a total of 2lbs during that time. The following month, while browsing the Target website, I discovered that Pediasure also comes in powdered form. I was excited because it was a slightly more affordable option than buying the bottles. Additionally, the bottles sometimes developed a metallic aftertaste when not finished immediately.So, I purchased the powdered version on Amazon. However, I wasn't inclined to follow their recommendation of mixing it with water. Firstly, it would mean fewer calories for my baby compared to using milk, and secondly, it just didn't seem appealing. Instead, I created a super high-calorie drink for her, ranging from 380-580 calories. Here's the recipe:- 1 serving (1/3 cup) Pediasure powder (220 calories)- 1 serving (1/3 cup) Nido powdered whole milk (160 calories)- 2 to 4 tbsp heavy cream (50 calories each)- 4-8 oz waterI incorporate powdered milk because my daughter isn't fond of regular milk, and buying gallons of milk would go to waste. The Nido brand powdered milk actually tastes like real milk once prepared, and using it in the recipe allows me to control the drink mix's consistency. If I want it more pudding-like, I use closer to 4oz of water. If I want it similar to the Pediasure bottles, I use 8oz of water. When I tasted it, it reminded me of hot chocolate drink mix after adding powdered milk. It could even trick kids into drinking it if you microwave it, add marshmallows, and claim it's hot chocolate. However, I haven't had to trick my daughter into drinking it at all.Since I started giving her one of these drinks a day, she has gained 2lbs in one month. She enjoys it much more than the bottled version, which required constant encouragement to drink. When made with milk instead of water, I would definitely give this powdered drink mix 5 stars. I can't rate it when made with water since I haven't tried it.If you think about it, it's quite evident why they recommend making it with water. It means your child will gain weight at a slower pace and therefore require multiple drinks.

My daughter loves to drink this during the morning, and it's been a more nutritious substitute for regular milk. The only improvement is to reduce the sugar content because it's too sweet.

Great amount for the price, really good tastes like chocolate milk. Kids love it in sippy cups now moving to straw cups great for gaining some weight

I am satisfied

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My daughter like it

Good product. The vanilla and strawberry flavour are best. My son loves them.

My daughter is having this and there is no complaint, just price are at higher end.

Expiry date in 2.5 months.

I got the same product as described, and it was delivered on time. However, packing was not good. All containers got dent s during transit.