My pediatrician recommended these and my baby seems to like them

Our pediatrician recommended this, and baby actually likes taking it

It saddens me that pediatricians are recommeding this garbage

Our pediatrician recommended we add Vitamin D drops to our regimen since we're solely breastfeeding our son.

and it's the one that recommends the pediatrician

This is the brand my pediatrician recommended and it’s great 👍🏾

His pediatrician recommended the one drop product instead.

We went with Enfamil over other brands because it is pediatrician recomended and easy to measure out.

My pediatrician recommended we use this for our baby

Due to lack of sunshine where we are staying, our pediatrician recommended this for our little girl to have the extra boost of

Our pediatrician recommended this for my newborn and it gave him a rash

Pediatrician recommended a one drop organic version with less additives instead.

Our pediatrician recommended this.

My pediatrician recommended we give our baby Vit D supplements, but I went to all the drugstores in the neighborhood and couldn't find it

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

Our Pediatrician recommended this brand

My pediatrician recommended this for my LO

It was pediatrician reccommended and easy to add to a bottle of pumped milk.

My dumb pediatrician recommended this to me

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

My dumb pediatrician recommended this to me

Our pediatrician recommended this so we're giving it to our infant

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

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

Great way to get a baby the vitamin D they need.

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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