I just got an email back and each of the cereals contains 16 mg DHA per serving. I can’t seem too much info on Dr. Greene’s DHA powder. On the Twin Labs website it provides information on all his other supplements except the powder. If it does contain 100mg that sounds about right for this age group about 100-200mg per day. I’m still looking for a good supplement for my daughter…every time I try to sneak it in she knows and refused to eat. I tried putting this lemon fish oil in her lemon yogurt and she caught on right away. Let me know if there’s anything else you need!

i have a couple of requests

the happy belly dha cereals…oatmeal and multigrain…just wondering how much dha is in those
and their organic puffs…what are your thoughts on those?

i’ve been giving my 101/2 month old baby flax seed for several months now…i know that it contains omega 3’s ..but does it also contain DHA? if so, how much?

lastly, i was reading in the last issue of parents mag…about a new Dr. Greene’s Vegetarian DHA Powder….it supposed to give 100 mg. per tsp and is safe for kids 1 and up….do you know anything about that?

You have been such a wonderful resource and I really look forward to your emails and i pass them along to my friends:)

One thing i’ve been doing to get my daughter to eat salmon is to mix trader joe’s wild canned salmon (i debone it myself) and mix it with trader joe’s european style plain yogurt…she seems to like it just fine..i’ve even had success freezing it in cubes. I pushed my luck and tried it with sardines, she liked it the first day, but not the next..i think it’s just too fishy. I am also going to make salmon croquettes with the canned salmon and see I can get her to eat those too.

I hope this note finds you well.

Take care and thanks for all of your hard work.
Stacy