Ddrops Organic Baby 400 IU 90 Drops - Daily Vitamin D Liquid for Infants. Supports Teeth & Bone Health. No Preservatives, No Sugar, Non-GMO, Allergy-Friendly

Our pediatrician recommended we use these for our infant at the time

The product is fine and great concentration but to be able to give one drop to my baby is very hard. I may spill one or Two before it happens. Dispenser is not great for babies

I like that it only takes a drop to get all the vitamins that are needed.

UPDATE - I tried these again a few months later (LO was originally almost 5 months at first, was around 7-8 when I tried again) and no gas this time! Maybe her system matured more fully or something. But Ive given them to her every day for over a month and no gas problems. Im so happy because these were the best drops, so Im glad I can use them! Try again after 6 months if these give your baby gas. I did a lot of research and these are the best vitamin D drops as far as ingredients. But unfortunately they gave my baby bad gas. I recommend trying them because theyre better than the competition, but just beware in case your LO gets gassy. Also, as others have pointed out, the dropper is horrible. I ended up just putting a drop on my finger and letting her suck it off. I tried putting it on my nipple before nursing but it was impossible to see how many drops she was getting.

We, like many other parents, were recommended by our pediatrician to give our baby a vitamin d supplement because I am breastfeeding our daughter. The brand our pediatrician was quick to recommend was Enfamil D-Vi-Sol which we went ahead and tried but I was shocked when I had read the ingredients on the back of the box...artificial color, flavor and sweetener...it didnt really seem like the right thing to do and my gut instincts were telling me to just throw it out but I figured our pediatrician recommended this brand so it cant be that bad...well, as soon as we gave it to our daughter, she was gagging and spitting up the syrupy vitamin D. I was so shook up and really upset that I allowed my brand new baby to have such artificial junk put into her little body. I knew there had to be a better way and researched some alternatives and found these miracle Baby Ddrops. I love that its just vitamin D and coconut oil...nothing else...all that is needed for babies. We even double checked with our pediatrician to make sure this version is okay and he approved so we feel even better about our decision. Please, please, please give these a try...for your babys health.

I love that I can just put one drop on before my baby nurses and she gets the recommended amount of vitamin d. Before this, I was putting it in her bottle and she wouldn’t always finish the whole thing so I didn’t know if she was getting enough. The only downside is that it can be hard to get the drop out of the bottle. And then you have to be careful it doesn’t rub off onto your clothes or the baby before she starts nursing.

These are a great value if you look at how many doses you get as compared to the other products that are bigger volume. I tried the method where you dispense onto nipple before breastfeeding and it didn’t work for me bc the warmth from skin makes it too liquid and it runs off if you don’t catch it extremely quickly. Instead I dispense the drop onto a pacifier and give it to my baby that way. Much easier and not a race against time to get it in her mouth.

This comes in a small bottle and the bottle is only about half full - but it still should be 90 days worth as you only use 1 drop per day. The bottle specifies that is isn’t full, before I saw that I thought I got a used product but it’s how it’s supposed to be! Baby doesn’t care about it, I apply 1 drop directly to my nipple when I breast feed once a day and it doesn’t affect baby’s latch

Great overall product just not so great on my LOs tummy. People Wrote comment saying how the bottle was only 1/4 full, well if you read the insert that comes in the box that is purposeful because it only gives you the serving amount of drops in the bottle therefor the bottle is not completely full but it is true to the serving size that it says on the back. I like that theres no dyes, preservatives, colors,synthetics,etc The thing Im diasspointed by is how it is really hard on my babys tummy. Vit D has so many health benefits especially for breastfed children and in the winter when we have less sun exposure. I am very bummed out that I have to discontinue using it. My LO has been getting severe gas pain, waking up crying In severe pain. I just realized today it was from the drops because yesterday I purposely didnt give them to her because the last six nights shes had gas pain which was when I started her on the drops. Well last night she had no gas & this morning I went ahead & tried it again and shortly after the gas came back. Im hoping to try it again once she is on solids and see if that makes a difference,otherwise I will be discontinuing using this product. I dont think this is the case for every baby bc people wouldnt be buying these. Every child is different and my child obviously had a hard time handling these drops. My daughter is 5mos old & will be starting solids when she is 6mos so hoping that will help.

Im currently using this for my 3 month old and I used this for my 2 year old daughter as well. When my first daughter was born, the pediatrician recommended Polyvisol since she was breastfeeding but no matter how slowly I gave it, she acted like she was going to choke and would hold her breath and turn blue so I stopped giving the Polyvisol. I switched to Baby Ddrops and love that I can place one single drop on my nipple or finger and both of my daughters have had no problems with it at all. I also like that its affordable (with tax ends up being 5.00 per month) and that its minimal ingredients (only vitamin D3 and fractionated coconut oil). Ive seen people complain that the bottle has a lot of empty space but thats the way its designed and it does last 3 months/90 drops as listed. Thank you for this product. I always recommend this to everyone that I know who breastfeeds their children. Please feel free to ask me any questions and please mark this as helpful if it helped you.