VitaminDshop - Vitamin D3 Liquid Drops for Infants, 400 IU per Drop, 2 Oz Bottle

It's much nicer to only need one drop for baby's vitamin D needs, rather than a whole dropper-full. Baby fusses less and doesn't choke. Half the time, he doesn't even notice the drop at all. Plus no sweeteners or colors added, unlike others I've used. The best way I've found to administer one drop is to shake the closed bottle and squeeze the dropper a couple times to mix (just in case), then squeeze out the contents of the dropper into the bottle. This way, by the time I get the dropper over baby's mouth, the little bit left in the dropper collects at the bottom, and one drop is ready to fall right in.

Completely natural and best of all doesnt taste like anything.My 3 month old doesnt mind and even notice when I squeeze a drop in his mouth.I was originally prescribed this generic Vitamin D from the Pharmacy but was shocked to see that my 3 month old had to swallow 1ML of the liquid that had caramel coloring and preservatives. Also that it wasnt a drop but a whole syringe. So I didnt even open the one prescribed by the doctor and found this introduced by a friend. Its fantastic value and quality wise.

Be careful not to OD your baby. Otherwise, great product. Ensuring my infant received no more than one drop wasn't as easy as I anticipated, but I like this kind more than the essential oil style. I find it easiest to use when my baby is crying. Her mouth being wide open makes it easy it drop in and she doesn't notice it. I don't think it has a taste, but I could be wrong. The last kind I used for my baby, and didn't like, tasted like fish oil.

Our doctor recommended vitamin D for our son because he is exclusively nursing, and suggested these drops. One bottle lasts years and it's far more convenient than the other options that are more syrupy in texture, have artificial colors, and require a larger serving (and tend to get spit out). I typically just put a drop my son's mouth when I'm changing his diaper or even on a pacifier and he never even notices. I wish I would have had these around for my first child.

I bought these after recommended from a friend as an infant vitamin D drop. I thought just administering one drop of vitamin D to an infant would be a lot easier then administering 1ml, as I had done with my older son, however the dropper that comes with these vitamins is awful. It seems near impossible to just get one drop. The second I pull the dropper out of the bottle it starts dripping and dispensing multiple drops before I can even squeeze the plunger on the dropper. Sure this bottle has so many more doses then all other vitamin D drops I have seen, however in my opinion it was much easier to give a full ml of another vitamin D, then dealing with this dropper.

My daughter's pediatrician suggested that we give her vitamin D since she's exclusively breastfeeding. At first, we tried the kind that comes with a little syringe that you use to squirt the vitamin D liquid into her mouth. That one just wasn't working for us. It seemed like half of it would just dribble out of her mouth because she didn't want to take it. Sometimes she would cough and spit up milk. I couldn't tell if she would have spit up milk anyway or if it was from coughing and trying to swallow the vitamin D medicine. This kind was much easier. I just put a drop on me before she breastfeeds and it works like a charm. She doesn't even notice it.Also, the company has sent me emails to check in and ensure that everything is going well which was really nice.

This is a great product. All that's in it is pure non-GMO vitamin D! I don't feel good about giving my EBF baby anything with unnecessary ingredients, but I know most babies need additional Vit D. While I was initially hesitant to spend this much on baby vitamins, this bottle is quite large and you can't beat the quality. This bottle is about twice the size of the Dr. Zarbees (about $12) which I had been using and you only need one drop of this instead of 3 so it's a great value! Im so glad this is JUST vitamin D and nothing else!

These really are tasteless, I tried them myself and that is great because I was using the enfamil vitamin D and they tasted awful and my baby would spit half of it out because you have to give so much also. It's so nice that you only have to given just one drop. The instructions say to put in a bottle or something and that would be really easy to put just one drop in... However I'm breastfeeding and baby does not get bottles so trying to put just one drop in my babies mouth is a little difficult. I've found its easier for me to put a drop on my finger and rub that in his mouth. I definitely am glad i switched to these!