Carlson - Baby's Super Daily D3, Baby Vitamin D Drops, 400 IU (10 mcg) per Drop, 1-Year Supply, Vegetarian, Liquid Vitamin D for Infants and Toddlers, Unflavored, 365 Drops

This is the vitamin D supplement our pediatrician recommended and I love it! I love the simplicity of being able to just put a drop on my breast before feeding baby! So much easier than using a syringe to give baby her vitamin D! For any parents looking for a good vitamin D supplement this is it! 😊 Came in great condition no leaks!

This stuff is awesome! My doctor gave my newborn a Rx for vitamin D... And it is this foul cherry smelling stuff and I had to give my newborn what seemed like a huge amount! He would gag on it and I think he would spit up most of it.This product you only have to give 1 drop of, and has no flavor! To dispense the vitamin, you simply hold the bottle upside down. The drop comes out ever so slowly. But be careful - the second drop comes out way faster than the first! I dispense the drop on my pinky finger and then put my pinky in his mouth and kinda rub it in his tongue. He doesn't seem to notice that I've put anything inside his mouth. I've also put it in a bottle with his breast milk but have stopped doing this as sometimes he doesn't finish the bottle. The vitamin D is diluted in oil, so it does have a bit of an oily feel to it.My only minor complaint is how slow the drops come out! When you have a wiggly baby and you are using both hands to dispense the vitamin having it take forever isn't ideal! However if it was too fast I'd complain about that too ;)

My son's pediatrician prescribed him some vitamin D drops from the pharmacy. I picked them up and my son gagged so badly when I tried to get him to take a whole dropper full. After trying to give it to him several times, I FINALLY looked at what was in the drops. i found out there was also some other flavoring in it. I decided it wasn't worth the pain of dealing with all of that and I did some research on Google and Amazon and found these. They came highly rated and the fact that they were only to be given as one drop and didn't have any extra flavors were massive attractions. I haven't had an ounce of trouble giving them to my infant. He doesn't even seem to notice it when I put it on his pacifier. I don't know how well the vitamin D itself works since I haven't taken my son to get a blood test, but to me, it seems like a great product. Coming in a bottle that lasts a whole year is a huge perk too. Highly recommend.

These drops are the way to go for delivering vitamin D to your infant. Forget about the enfamil drops that are easier to find in stores, more on that later.My only complaint is that there is no dropper and you have to wait for gravity to slowly, slowly allow a drop to come out. This is easy to work around by dropping it on a clean finger, pacifier, food, but if you are trying to just get it directly into the infant's mouth, you will probably have a 25% success rate of their mouth being where it was when the process began.However, there is probably a reason for this design, like to prevent a year's worth of supplement from being contaminated by a dropper that has gone into an infant's mouth. Ok, I can appreciate that, but still wish direct delivery was easier.Enfamil seems to dominate the market on vitamin d infant drops, because that is typically all you will see at most grocery and drugstores. However, their vitamin d dose is bulked up to a nasty 1 ml, instead of a tasteless 1 drop, and is filled with all kinds of artificial flavors and additives. If your child already has some, taste it, it's terrible. My daughter projectile vomited each time I gave her a dose, then I finally found these! Skip the enfamil and buy this product.

My pediatrician told me To give vitamin d drops to my son at his one week appointment. I read reviews on the one he recommended and decided on these as an alternative. These vitamin d drops are much better than the one my pediatrician recommended for my baby for the following reasons. It just takes one drop is all that's needed compared to others that require a whole dropper full. It is not easy to feed an entire dropper full to a newborn fussy baby. Baby does not seem to mind the taste and will continue feeding. You can put on a pacifier or nipple or in your bottle. Note that the glass dropper bottle doesn't come full and near the end, it can take a while to get the drops to come out. People gave it negative reviews because it's not full but it is the correct amount as listed. It can feel like forever with a fussy baby.All in all, I'd repurchase again as these were the most convenient way to get vitamin d to my infant and also easy to travel with as the bottle doesn't take up much room. First time mom, I had to set an alarm to remind myself to give to baby. Don't forget!Update: I've already repurchased it two times so I'd recommend these drops. No fuss.