Beam Kids is easy to give—just mix one serving of the superpowder into your child’s favorite cold or warm drink (or stir into a smoothie or oatmeal), and choose from two kid-approved flavors: Chocolate and Chocolate Chip Cookie.

How do you give Beam Kids to children?

Beam Kids is designed to fit into a real family routine: one quick scoop, one quick stir, done. The simplest way is to mix it into milk (dairy or non-dairy), but it’s flexible enough to work in whatever your child already enjoys—think smoothies, yogurt, or even a breakfast bowl when you want extra nutrition without adding another “thing” to the day.

Because Beam Kids is a powder, you can control the texture: start with a little less liquid for a thicker, cocoa-like drink, or add more liquid for something lighter. For kids who are sensitive to changes, consistency matters—using the same cup, the same liquid, and the same time of day can help make it feel automatic.

If your child is new to powders, ease in with a “half-and-half” approach: mix Beam Kids into a familiar base (like chocolate milk or a smoothie they already love), then adjust over a few days until it becomes their normal.

What’s the easiest way to make it taste great every time?

The easiest “no notes” method is to use a small whisk or frother (or a shaker cup) so it blends smoothly. If you’re mixing with a spoon, add the powder slowly and stir as you go—this helps keep the texture even.

For picky palates, temperature can be a game-changer. Many families find that using a chilled drink base makes it feel more like a treat, while warm bases can bring out a cozier, cocoa-style flavor. Either way, the goal is the same: make it feel familiar and enjoyable, so the routine actually sticks.

If you’re building a morning habit, pair it with something that already happens—breakfast, packing lunches, or the first water bottle fill of the day. Beam Kids works best when it’s consistent, not complicated.

What flavors of Beam Kids are available?

Beam Kids comes in two delicious, kid-friendly options:

• Chocolate (classic, chocolatey)
• Chocolate Chip Cookie (nostalgically sweet, cookie-inspired)

Both flavors are built for daily use and created to feel more like something kids want to drink than something they have to “get through.” If you’re deciding between them, Chocolate is the safest starting point for most families, while Chocolate Chip Cookie is great if your child prefers a dessert-like taste.

What is Beam Kids designed to support?

Beam Kids is a pediatrician-formulated all-in-one superpowder with 40+ essential ingredients, created to support growth, immunity, digestion, and focus. It was co-created with Olympic Gold Medalist and mom Shawn Johnson, with the intent of making daily nutrition easier—especially when schedules are packed and meals aren’t perfect.

In other words: it’s purpose-built for the “I want to do a little more for my kid’s daily wellness, without turning it into a project” season of life. Beam keeps it science-forward and ingredient-conscious, while still prioritizing the most important part of any kids routine—taste and consistency.

How do you choose the right Beam Kids flavor for your child?

If you’re deciding quickly, start with what your child already reaches for:

• Choose Chocolate if they love classic cocoa flavors and you want the most familiar taste profile.
• Choose Chocolate Chip Cookie if they’re more into “treat” flavors and tend to like vanilla + chocolate notes together.

If your child is picky, the best move is to keep everything else the same—same milk, same cup, same time of day—then introduce the new flavor. When kids can predict the routine, they’re more likely to accept it.

How do you make Beam Kids part of a routine that actually sticks?

Consistency beats intensity. Pick one anchor moment (breakfast, after school snack, or right after sports practice) and treat Beam Kids like the automatic add-on—just like a daily multivitamin, but easier to enjoy.

A helpful rule of thumb is to avoid turning it into a negotiation. Offer two choices you’re happy with (for example: “Do you want it in milk or in a smoothie?”). That keeps the routine supportive, while still making the habit feel like theirs.

Beam Kids is built for real life—so the “best” method is the one your family can repeat without stress.