How does Carolyn Scott suggest incorporating probiotics into a toddler's diet for optimal health?

Hi, I’m Carolyn Scott-Hamilton from The Healthy Voyager.

Probiotics can be part of a toddler’s routine in a gentle, food-first way, with supplements as backup:

• Probiotic-rich foods: Offer plant-based yogurts with live cultures (unsweetened, then sweeten naturally with fruit), kefir-style drinks, sauerkraut or other fermented veggies finely chopped and mixed into familiar foods, and probiotic-fortified cereals or snack bars.
• Daily use is helpful, especially when introducing new foods, to support digestion, immunity, and the gut–brain connection.
• For picky eaters, kid-friendly probiotic gummies or powders (approved by your pediatrician) can fill the gap.

Would you like some specific snack or meal ideas that work well for toddlers?