Apparently breastfed babies don't get enough Vitamin D, so you have to supplement

Do your calculation not by now many fl oz you get, but by how many days worth of vitamin D you get.

Apparently breastfed babies don't get enough vitamin D, and the only other way to get vitamin D is to have direct sun exposure to unprotected skin (on a tiny baby, no thank you).

Apparently breastfed babies don't get enough vitamin D, and the only other way to get vitamin D is to have direct sun exposure to unprotected skin (on a tiny baby, no thank you).

Apparently breastfed babies don't get enough Vitamin D, so you have to supplement

Apparently breastfed babies don't get enough vitamin D, and the only other way to get vitamin D is to have direct sun exposure to unprotected skin (on a tiny baby, no thank you).

Apparently breastfed babies don't get enough Vitamin D, so you have to supplement

Enfamil Vitamin D drops contain 400IU of vitamin D which is 100% of the recommended dosage for Children/infants under the age of 4.The vitamin D drops are specifically recommend for babies who are at least partially breastfeed or not getting enough vitamin D in their daily diet

The doctors were all amazed that this small dose healed her bones

Mommy's Bliss makes an excellent Vitamin D supplement that you only need a single drop of

It is a good value and this brand in particular was recommended by his doctor

We ended up using mommy’s bliss brand instead and he gobbled that milk right up when the vitamin d drop is added with no problem!

I decided to switch to enfamil vitamin D since its a well-known brand now that my boy is a toddler

very disappointed such a big brand would lie and make such a bad product

We tried this brand of vitamin D drops after a friend recommended them

While I don't dispute the need for Vitamin D for breastfed babies, the added ingredients in this product are a bit much, particularly when a more pure Vitamin D supplement can be obtained elsewhere at a reasonable price.

This was a very good price, however this did not work well for my baby

Even if I give him my pinky to suck as I also put the dropper in his mouth, he spits some of it out or it spills out, which means he doesn't get the full dose (and it's impossible to figure out how much he spit out, so you can't exactly give him a precise amount of extra to make up for it), and it's wasteful of an expensive product.

Good price for the Vitamin D drops that our pediatrician recommends

She just grins as she dribbles or spits this out, and she will not suck on anything that has been dipped in or smeared with it.

It is a good value and this brand in particular was recommended by his doctor

My baby likes the flavor of this and it is very easy to dispense and measure from the provided dropper, our baby has been on this for 7 months with no issues, also a better value than at the local pharmacy.

Plus, this big bottle is only 50ml (50 days worth of vitamin D), compared to other brand that takes only 1 drop a day, this is not really a good value anymore.

My doctor recommended that I add this to my son's breastmilk once a

Wish it came with the bottle top dropper that all my other orders came with.

These Vitamin D drops are great for baby bottles but I prefer the dropper as opposed to the syringe.

These Vitamin D drops are great for baby bottles but I prefer the dropper as opposed to the syringe.

so you end up having to give your baby a whole nasty dropper full (which of course, makes the baby spit it everywhere and then start crying.

It tastes awful, and you have to keep the horrible dropper clean somehow

His pediatrician recommended the one drop product instead.

My dumb pediatrician recommended this to me

Even if I give him my pinky to suck as I also put the dropper in his mouth, he spits some of it out or it spills out, which means he doesn't get the full dose (and it's impossible to figure out how much he spit out, so you can't exactly give him a precise amount of extra to make up for it), and it's wasteful of an expensive product.

My pediatrician recommended this for my breastfed baby and she has done fine with them.

Even if I give him my pinky to suck as I also put the dropper in his mouth, he spits some of it out or it spills out, which means he doesn't get the full dose (and it's impossible to figure out how much he spit out, so you can't exactly give him a precise amount of extra to make up for it), and it's wasteful of an expensive product.

-Vi-Sol Vitamin D Supplement Drops are a great option for little ones who need that extra vitamin D boost.

Cheapest option to buy the vitamins our sons pediatrician recommends

Just search natural vitamin D drops on amazon and you'll find plenty of infinitely superior options

Even if I give him my pinky to suck as I also put the dropper in his mouth, he spits some of it out or it spills out, which means he doesn't get the full dose (and it's impossible to figure out how much he spit out, so you can't exactly give him a precise amount of extra to make up for it), and it's wasteful of an expensive product.

Even if I give him my pinky to suck as I also put the dropper in his mouth, he spits some of it out or it spills out, which means he doesn't get the full dose (and it's impossible to figure out how much he spit out, so you can't exactly give him a precise amount of extra to make up for it), and it's wasteful of an expensive product.

drops that only contain Vitamin D, not all the other crap in these drops!!

Apparently breastfed babies don't get enough Vitamin D, so you have to supplement

Good vitamin for kids who do not like chewable vitamins yet.

My two year old doesn't like chewable vitamins so this works well.

Vitamin D drops were recommended by our pediatrician, and these worked well for us

We purchased these drops after our pediatrician recommended Vitamin D drops for our newborn

These drops caused him to scream and cry in pain for 3 straight days

I went to the pharmacy to buy Vitamin D drops after my pediatrician recommended I do so since my baby is exclusively breastfed

We purchased these drops after our pediatrician recommended Vitamin D drops for our newborn.

Easy to add to Breastmilk and smells good.

It smells good, the dosage is easy to do and my infant has no problem taking it.

Do your calculation not by now many fl oz you get, but by how many days worth of vitamin D you get.

Apparently breastfed babies don't get enough vitamin D, and the only other way to get vitamin D is to have direct sun exposure to unprotected skin (on a tiny baby, no thank you).

Mommy's Bliss makes an excellent Vitamin D supplement that you only need a single drop of

Wish you could get a bigger size but this is a good product

His pediatrician recommended the one drop product instead.

Pediatrician recommended this product and I love the small dropper it comes with.

It's a good product, kids love it, and it's worth buying.

very disappointed such a big brand would lie and make such a bad product

Our pediatrician recommended this, and baby actually likes taking it

Baby did not like the taste at first, but eventually seemed more used to the taste.

My pediatrician recommended these and my baby seems to like them

My baby was skeptical at first but has gotten used to the flavor.

I thought I had a fussy baby until I stopped giving her these drops for a few days

Mommy's Bliss makes an excellent Vitamin D supplement that you only need a single drop of

Do your calculation not by now many fl oz you get, but by how many days worth of vitamin D you get.

Apparently breastfed babies don't get enough Vitamin D, so you have to supplement

Why would a simple Vitamin D supplement need so many extra -questionable- ingredients

Read the ingredients and buy a healthier Vit D for your baby!

My doctor recommended that I add this to my son's breastmilk once a

We didn't notice any upset stomach or other adverse reactions.

These are severe reactions that could really harm your baby

Parents are NOT making up all the bad reactions to this product.

Even if I give him my pinky to suck as I also put the dropper in his mouth, he spits some of it out or it spills out, which means he doesn't get the full dose (and it's impossible to figure out how much he spit out, so you can't exactly give him a precise amount of extra to make up for it), and it's wasteful of an expensive product.

I personally don't like the smell or taste, but she loves it and that's all that matters

New moms check and make sure doctor/pharmacist gives you the good smelling drops!

It's not foul smelling or tasting like the multi-vitamins by Enfamil (or probably any other company..)

This foul-smelling liquid frequently ended up running down our daughter's chin as we tried to give her a dropper full -- the recommended dose

I personally don't like the smell or taste, but she loves it and that's all that matters

I made a face, confessed to throwing away liquid multi-vitamins not too long ago, and she reassured me that the D-Vi-Sol was much better tasting.

This is the only baby vitamin D the store carried (insert mad face)

She made the saddest face very time we gave it to her, and most of it would run down her chin (or she'd push it out of her mouth with her tongue), and most of the time she would cry and then projectile vomit everywhere

My doctor recommended that I add this to my son's breastmilk once a

She just grins as she dribbles or spits this out, and she will not suck on anything that has been dipped in or smeared with it.

But when he was 3 months old he vomited all the time I gave it to him.

She literally vomits every time I've tried to give them to her.

Have a hard time finding this in stores so it was nice to be able to order

It comes with a dropper however, I have a hard time getting the dropper to get a full 1 ml serving.

Every time I give this to my 6 week old son he spits up profusely, cries in pain and is fussy for hours

She just grins as she dribbles or spits this out, and she will not suck on anything that has been dipped in or smeared with it.

Her stomach sounded like 55 year old mans after he drinks a bowel prep for a colonoscopy the next morning

I haven't had any trouble with upset stomach, spit up or anything else.

My doctor recommended that I add this to my son's breastmilk once a

each time I gave this to her it gave her AWFUL stomach pains

Once I started giving this to my daughter she became super fussy, constipated, had painful gas and was miserable

Within one day he screamed at night for hours and had terrible gas

It gave him horrible gas and it was awful to watch him hurting

My doctor recommended that I add this to my son's breastmilk once a

By Tuesday night he was having hours long screaming fits from what appears to be horrible gas

I was on Enfamil's website reading reviews for different formulas when I stumbled across the ones for PolyViSol

Some reviews say their baby doesn't like the taste, but my son doesn't seem to mind it a bit

We picked them up at a local pharmacy on the way home, so we didn't have the benefit of reading all the negative reviews prior.

Don’t be fooled by the positive reviews

We were nervous about starting our baby boy on a vitamin d supplement, especially after reading multiple negative and scary reviews online

Please don't use these for your baby): all the extra stuff that's added into this is disgusting

This stuff smells awful like cherry cough syrup and it's cut with lots of water and

This stuff is garbage and not suitable for children — adults, pets or livestock.

I bought this in a pinch, because I ran out of the good stuff (D Drops by D Drops Company in Canada) and it's all they

Our baby is awesome about taking liquid medications, but she hates this stuff