CHILDLIFE ESSENTIALSOrganic Vitamin D3 Drops for Infants & Newborns - Baby Vitamin D Drops, 400 IU per Liquid Drop, Immune & Bone Health Support, USDA Organic, Flavorless - 0.21 Fl Oz (2 Pack)

Love that it’s organic and olive oil instead of seed oils, and no other bs besides some natural flavor.Make sure to add it to meals that have some fat so it can absorb.Price isn’t too bad, 200 servings, but it’s also not great compared to say an upnourish D3/K3 which is less than $20 for a year of 5,000 iu d3 and 50mcg K2. But those are small caps and babies can’t swallow those. what ever age kids can swallow pills I’d start those, but until then this is goodHowever one problem is that you want k2 with your vitamin d3, so it’d be nice if they added that to this supp.Otherwise get your kid eating some beef, liver and eggs and Natto lol.Also magnesium is needed for proper balancing and absorption of d3. So again healthy foods to get this if not supplemented as well👍

Review for CHILDLIFE Essentials Organic Vitamin D3 Drops - Vitamin D Drops for Infants, Baby Vitamin D Drops, Kids Lcan't beat these for lasting a long time. They are a little hard to get a drop out of the bottle though.They seem to be working.

I used to buy another brand, but after seeing many moms on social media recommend this one, I decided to give it a try. So far, I've tried both the D Drops and the Liquid Calcium Magnesium, and they’re not bad at all. According to the instructions, since my boy is 2 years old, I give him one drop in the morning and another at night. One thing to note is that the bottle mentions it contains coconut.

I get the concept of this type of dispenser, that you hold it and gravity should drop out 1 drop. When I tested on myself, because it has NO taste, I didn't think it was dropping out. I then tested, with having the drop go onto a spoon, and could finally see the drop.Packaging is a bit weird. I expected the box to be shrink-wrapped. I expected the box to be sealed with tape to keep it shut. The only tamper-resistant feature was the twist cap on the bottle, and you have to listen to hear the seal break. I guess I am used to more "secure" type packaging.Will try. Just shocked that 1 little drop is sufficient for the daily requirement. We had been using these very tasty chewable pills. (Prior to that we tried opening up a gel cap of some vitamin D powder). Will see if I can dispense directly in child's mouth as some state. Or find a way to mix in a food.Looks interesting to try.Note: I do not get paid for my review. I am not an influencer. I do not have social media accounts on which I post any review. I do not make videos of me using the product. I am just a user, a parent, a grandparent who uses products. I too rely on honest and unbiased reviews when I buy products online. I just have to make sure that you know my review is just me, being a user.

Does not have much flavor so it's really easily slipped into a cup of juice!

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Great source of vitamin d for kids. We always use this during the fall/winter months when we aren’t spending as much time in the sun. Not much of a taste but I will still put this in applesauce or juice so the kids can’t tell.

Giving medicine or supplements to little kids isn't easy, so I usually look for the ones that are either administered with a dropper, like this one, or that's disguised to taste like something yummy, also like this one.I taste tested it on myself before giving to my child and it tastes good. having the dropper to provide accurate dosing and delivery makes it easy. you can either put the drops into some food like yogurt, or their drink, or even go directly to their mouth if they're willing. I've tried all three methods with success.This seems to be a good value for nutritional supplement for kids.Have noticed no negative reactions to taking it.