Probiotics for Infants & Babies

Infant Probiotics

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1 Billion CFU
Sugar-free
Free of artificial flavors and colors
No preservatives
Non GMO

Award-Winning Infant Probiotic – Lovebug Infant Probiotics 0-6 months are a daily supplement for newborns designed to support the development of a strong and healthy gut flora.

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The fine baby probiotic powder dissolves quickly in expressed milk or formula, delivering 1 Billion CFU per serving

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Lots of Probiotic Strains Studied for Developing Tummies

These probiotic strains work together to support your toddler’s digestive health, immunity, and overall well-being, all in a convenient, easy-to-use sachet.
Pre-Portioned Easy-To-Use Stick Packs

Clinical studies emphasize the importance of consistent and appropriate doses for efficacy and safety in pediatric probiotic use (West et al., 2010, Journal of Pediatric Gastroenterology).
Tasteless Fine Powder, Goes On (Or In) Anything!

This avoids sugars, additives, and taste fatigue! Long-term supplement use in children is more successful when flavor is neutral or customizable (Coulthard et al., 2012, Archives of Disease in Childhood).

Our 2 month old was straining every night all night and it was disrupting her sleep. After the first night of trying this probiotic we saw an improvement. Better quality of sleep and long periods of rest!

Dawn S.

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The human body harbors trillions of microorganisms, collectively known as the microbiota, which outnumber human cells and contribute approximately 99% of the genetic material in the body. This vast microbial ecosystem plays a crucial role in regulating physiological processes, including digestion, immune function, metabolism, and even neurobiology. Emerging research highlights the intricate interactions between the microbiome and host health, demonstrating its influence on disease susceptibility, immune modulation, and overall homeostasis. Your microbiome is unique to you!