- Mag Go Kids Powder | Regularity Unflavored | 140 Servings | Raise Them Well | Unflavored easy-mix powder supports digestive regularity and comfortable stools | Family-size tub provides 140 servings

I love this stuff! I never leave reviews but this worked so well for my 4 year old I thought it could help other parents. My son had been struggling with constipation for 18 days straight, complaining of severe stomach pain, we took him to the hospital twice which they performed an enema for both times and told us to give him miralax, also took him to the pediatrician 3 times and just told us the same. We did miralax every single day multiple times a day but it would only cause him stomach pain from cramping. He would not poop on his own if we did not give him an enema not even suppositories worked. They did xrays and it showed he had a blockage. I was getting desperate, so I started looking up different stuff to give him and came up with a video on magnesium, and found this powder. I gave it to him the same day I received it, put it in juice and he went poop twice with no pain at all! First day that he was pain free for 18 days straight. The consistency is chalky and does change the color of whatever liquid you add it to, so I add it in his food or icream with no problems. This magnesium is Gold! I give him a full scoop and he poops multiple times in a day.

Im potty training my 3 yo and he has peeing in the potty down instantly . Pooping on the other hand was a struggle! months would go by and he would struggle to use the bathroom on the potty from a mix of withholding and constipation which created a vicious cycle of him have backed up stool and then it was so painful for him to get it out . I searched and searched and came across this to help with constipation .. within a few hours of giving this to my 3 yo in his juice he had no issues using the bathroom AND pooping on the toliet without being in pain . Wayy better than miralax that pediatricians are always reccomending to moms with constipated toddlers . Biggest tips : - give 1/2 scoop instead of 1 scoop . I found giving my toddler 1 scoop he had super loose stools.. 1/2 scoop seemed to make it easy to pass but not super watery or loose -get the UNFLAVORED powder .. kids are more likely to drink it and you can mix it into anything

This works really well. We do a small amount based on what works and how the tummy reacts but it’s the best we’ve tried so far.

I’m writing this to the desperate crunchy mama’s who refuse to use MiraLAX : My son has on & off gone through times of constipation since starting solids. Most recently, to the point of tears in pain and ultimately needing us to intervene multiple times. I felt completely helpless. Seeing him in pain was awful. Seeing him go 6-7 days without a BM out of fear of pain, or trying with no success while doing everything I knew to do was tough. We tried prune juice, pear juice, pears, peaches, flaxseed meal, chia seeds, no diary, castor oil on his tummy, red light therapy, weekly chiropractor visits… & the list goes on. My nurse practitioner suggested we try magnesium glycinate. She didn’t recommend a brand, so I started doing my own research & came upon this one. Let me first say, I initially bought the Mixed Berry flavor which was a huge mistake. I thought that would be better than unflavored, but boy was I wrong. I couldn’t get him to take it. I tried mixing it in multiple differently types of juice mixed with water. I tried mixing it with a little bit of Just Ingredients Electrolyte powder in water. He would take one sip and refuse it. Obviously, that makes it quite hard to tell if the powder was going to be helpful to get things moving or not. I ended up buying the unflavored and that has been the best decision. I can mix it in his coconut yogurt with berries and he has no idea it’s there. It does have a milky chalky look to it so beware of that. I have tried mixing it in apple sauce, while I can typically get him to take it - doing it in yogurt has been the most successful route. I love how the unflavored doesn’t need to be mixed in a drink. My son doesn’t just sit and drink that many ounces of water at one time, so being able to put half a scoop in his food that he eats all of is perfect for us. We have consistently been doing this for about a week and a half and he has had consistent BM’s. Multiple in a day at this point with ease. There has been no more tears or physical pain - just ease, & I could cry with joy. If you’re a desperate mama like I was just trying to help your baby - please take my advice & add to cart right now. For reference my son is 15 months old and weighs around 26 pounds. I do half of a scooper and that has been perfect for him. I also added photos of this in his yogurt, in apple sauce, or in a liquid just for reference.

My son does not enjoy this and will not take it. I have tried mixing this with several different drinks and foods and he can taste it every time and he does not care for it. I can’t say the product doesn’t work as intended, but the claim of being flavorless seems to be false.

Definitely does not taste good not sure why it says that on the unflavored version. Definitely mix it in some form of an applesauce, probiotic yogurt that kids can drink or eat or a smoothie. I also made sherbet and mixed it in for a yummy and yet beneficial treat.

Holy poop, it worked! My 2.5 year old has always had constipation issues and was told by our pediatrician to give Miralax daily. 1. It did nothing and 2. All the side effects I stumbled upon. This mag- go was recommended by a handful of parents in a Facebook group. The first day we got it and gave my daughter one scoop mixed into her milk. She drank it with no issues. Within a couple hours she finally pooped after several days. I'm super thankful to have finally found something that works and none of the nasty side effects like Miralax. My only warning is to use less at first. My daughter is almost 33 pounds and a whole scoop cause more of a loose stool. We will be cutting it down to half a scoop.

I’m giving 5 stars because it works a lot more safe than Mira lax. My kid will go the next day. I don’t give it consistently but every time I do he goes next day. He doesn’t like the taste and it doesn’t really mix in completely. It helps if you use a frother. It gets the job done! A 3 yr update I was using this do to my son not going to the bathroom and going in himself After being with a Peds Dr. refered by o a Peds GI and now in physical therapy I am able to understand this situation and this specific product better. Mag oxide is what is in my his product . It helps him go but it’s mostly used for antacid purposes which I did not know. Magnesium oxide is poorly absorbed and mag citrate 40g or more absorbed better and used more for constipation/bowel clean out. Thank you