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Support little tummies with Dr Kids. Children’s Tummy Calm is a natural-ingredient liquid formula designed for children from one year old, providing gentle support for digestive discomfort including wind, upset stomachs, bloating and hiccups. With a child-friendly taste, it’s a practical option to keep on hand for unsettled tummy days.

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Dr Kids Children’s Tummy Calm

Tummy troubles can leave children feeling uncomfortable and parents wondering what might help. Dr Kids is committed to the health of children and families, with products developed to provide practical support for common childhood concerns.

At The Sleep Store, discover Dr Kids Children’s Tummy Calm, a natural-ingredient liquid formula created to help relieve digestive discomfort in children aged one year and over.

What is Dr Kids Children’s Tummy Calm?

Children’s Tummy Calm is formulated to help provide relief from wind, upset stomachs, bloating and hiccups.

The liquid formula contains nine active ingredients selected to help soothe children’s delicate digestive systems. It also has a pleasant taste designed to make it easier for parents to give to children when needed.

Tummy Calm is suitable for children from one year old through to adults, making it a versatile product to keep in the family wellbeing cupboard.

When might Children’s Tummy Calm be useful?

Digestive discomfort can happen for all sorts of reasons, from changes in diet and eating habits to everyday bouts of wind and bloating. Dr Kids Children’s Tummy Calm offers parents an option specifically formulated with these common tummy complaints in mind.

Because children may not always be able to explain exactly what feels uncomfortable, it’s important to consider their other symptoms too. Persistent or severe stomach pain, vomiting, fever or other concerning symptoms should be discussed with a healthcare professional.