What if my kid can taste it?
Moms in the reviews stir it into juice, water or a smoothie. One mixes it “with their orange juice because they didn’t like the taste straight from the dropper.” And if your kid flat-out won’t take it, that’s what the money-back guarantee is for.
Is this instead of speech therapy?
No, and please don’t stop therapy for it. Lingo Leap is a daily dietary supplement that goes next to speech therapy, OT and reading at home. As one mom whose daughter is in OT and speech put it: “it al works together to help.”
My child is under 3. Can they take it?
Lingo Leap is labeled for ages 3 and up. For a younger child, talk to your pediatrician first.
What’s the 12,500% on the label?
That’s 300 mcg of B12 shown against the Daily Value. The Daily Value is a labeling reference, not an upper limit, and no upper intake level has been set for B12. If you have questions about your child’s intake, ask your pediatrician.
How long until we notice something?
Honestly, there’s no set timeline, and nobody can promise you a result. What moms who reorder talk about is doing it every single morning. In one mom’s words: “Consistent use is key.”
Any side effects?
Reviewers have mentioned loose stomachs and seeming more hyper. One mom noticed “a little loose bowel movements” for the first couple of days, and another said her son seemed “more hyper.” If your child has a medical condition or is under a doctor’s care, check with them before starting.
What if it doesn’t work for my child?
Then you get your money back. JoySpring’s 100% Happiness Guarantee covers website orders: email hi@joyspringvitamins.com within 100 days and you get a refund. You don’t have to send the bottle back.