Bebelac Tummyversity Education Adventure In Japan: Invite Your Little Explore To Grow Optimal Flower

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JAKARTA - As an Expert in Implementation No.1, Bebelac continues to be committed to supporting the digestive health of Indonesian children, which is an important aspect of optimal growth and development, especially in cognitive and socio-emotional development of children in the future.

As a tangible form of this commitment, Bebelac held the "Bebelac Tummyversity Education to Japan" program which took place on December 1-7, 2024 in Japan. This program is also the culmination of the 2024 Bebelac Tummyversity program series.

Bebelac's Brand Manager, Ceasyalya Tahara, said that in addition to providing the best nutritional innovation products that support the digestive health of Indonesian children, Bebelac also presented initiatives to support the stimulation of the Little one through the 'Bebelac Tummyversity' program.

"This program is the largest and first edutainment activity in Indonesia, which thousands of children and great families have participated in in five cities in Indonesia since May 2024. These cities are Jakarta, Medan, Balikpapan, Makassar, and Surabaya. Through this program, children learn about digestive health and how digestion are the main key to intelligence," said Ceasyalya Tahara, in a statement, Thursday, December 6.

Bebelac believes great children can be born from good cognitive and emotional children, but to be able to do that, it is necessary to ensure that your little one has healthy digestion as the main foundation for its growth and development. In addition to nutrition, proper stimulation from parents and the surrounding environment is also needed so that children can grow optimally.

For this reason, as a continuation of the Bebelac Tummyversity series of activities, Bebelac again took the initiative through the Bebelac Tummyversity Educational Experience to Japan program. This program is the main exclusive prize for 8 selected great families who have participated in the Bebelac Tummyversity program, both from offline events and online.

The Bebelac Tummyversity Educational Experience to Japan program aims to provide an educational trip experience as well as exploration and stimulate children's intelligence in the hope that children can experience educating and helping them to grow up to be great children.

Japan has many educational destinations designed to trigger children's curiosity and creativity. Starting from museums to natural beauty, Japan offers a variety of suitable places for children to explore and families who want to enjoy exciting and educational holidays.

"Through this program, selected families will be invited to visit several educational and exploration-based locations in several cities in Japan, ranging from visiting locations based on natural exploration, motor stimulation, to various knowledge that can be found in museums. Among them: Osaka Kaiyukan Aquarium and Osaka Kids Plaza in Osaka, Oishi Park and Lake Kawaguchiko in Fuji, as well as the National Museum of Nature & Science and TeamLab in Tokyo," explained Ceasyalya Tahara.

Pediatrician, dr. Ria Yoanita, SpA. explained, it is important to make children grow up to ensure that children get optimal nutrition, complete immunization, and appropriate stimulation. However, children's growth and development also cannot be optimal if the digestive tract is disrupted.

Health experts have agreed that the digestive tract is the organ that played the most important and fast-growing in the early days of life to support the optimal growth and health of the Little one's holistic and as the main foundation of child intelligence.

"Therefore, parents need to maintain the health of the little one's digestive tract, because when the digestion are good, the child will be cheerful, enthusiastic, more active and creative-minded in carrying out various activities that support its development while playing with friends (social intelligence). In addition, the digestive tract also plays an important role in digesting and absorbing nutrients that are important for its growth and development," he explained.

dr. Ria added that the early days of life were golden periods for digestive development. Nutrition has an important role to play in optimizing the digestive tract, therefore make sure your little one gets complete and balanced nutrition.

One of the important nutrients to optimize and maintain the health of the digestive system is prebiotics which act as the main food for hundreds of trillions of microbiota in the digestive tract from the beginning of your little one's life and keep the number of bacteria in the intestines balanced, so that your little one needs to be given prebiotic intake which is usually widely contained in fibered foods such as fruits, vegetables, nuts, as well as several types of root vegetables such as tubers, or can also be sourced from other nutrients, such as growth milk that is supplemented by prebiotics for children over one year.

"With nutritional intake that is rich in prebiotic fiber, your little one's digestive health can be maintained, so as to prevent problems with digestive disorders such as constipation and support the habit of urinating regularly," he explained.

Bebelac believes that healthy digestion are key to Great Children. For this reason, we continue to be committed to supporting and reminding mothers about the importance of digestive health as the key to cognitive and socio-emotional development of children. Through the support of Nutricia Research, which is experienced in the field of child growth and development nutrition for more than 100 years, Bebelac has been present with products that have been strengthened by FOS:GOS with a clinically tested ratio of 1:9 internationally to support the health of children's digestive tracts.

"In addition, Bebelac is also equipped with new nutritional innovations for GroGreat+ containing Triple A (DHA, LA, ALA) with higher DHA to support the development of children's mental and creative reasoning during preschool," explained Ceasyalya Tahara.