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

Ive used this product with each of my other children (now 7, 5, and 3), so to me, it was a no brainer to purchase it again for my newborn. However, I was a little weary after reading the reviews about mold, expiration dates, and the bottle being half empty. But, administering a single drop vs trying to get a little one to take a full dropper is what led me to purchase this again, in spite of the reviews. After opening the package, I was pleased to see the expiration date was well in to 2022. I checked to make sure the bottle was sealed and then I couldnt believe my eyes when I saw the bottle really was half empty! I took pictures to document this and was getting to write a complaint, but then I read the instructional guide, which explains why the bottle appears to be only 1/4 full. So, for those who are/were concerned like me, hopefully this gives you some relief and an explanation!

I do love this product. It provides D3 for my family without a lot of the unnecessary additives in other D supplements Ive seen in the store. I am pregnant with our third child and I can only take certain supplements based on their ingredients. I take these D3 drops and increase the dose to meet my needs. My children also do well with these, and that is saying a lot. First, there is no noticeable flavor (and I have highly sensitive kids...). I tell my 5-year-old and 2-year-old that its time for D-Drops, and they open there mouth while I let one drop in. Sometimes they prefer it in a little water. But they can take it straight, no problems. Secondly, it is free of CORN, to which my daughter has life-threatening anaphylaxis. My son also has anaphylaxis to dairy and egg. The side of its box reads: Baby Ddrops does not contain corn, dairy, egg, fish, gluten, lactose, peanuts, shellfish, soy, starch, sugar, sulphites, wheat, yeast, preservatives, coloring or artificial flavors.. I would recommend these Ddrops to any mom whose doctor recommends a D supplement. (I hear so many moms complain of the negative side effect of the D supps they buy from the store...these have not caused us issues, personally.) I would also recommend these Ddrops to parents of corn-allergic children and pregnant mothers whose children have a history of allergies.

My doctor gave me another brand to try first and I was super surprised it contained a eye drop to measure 1 ml to dispense in my newborns mouth. I much prefer this product where you can just add a tiny droplet to your breast or finger. It makes getting my little one to take it a breeze. (Kind of funny I have to rate flavor. Im cant ask my newborn, but he still sucks when its there so five stars I guess.)

Love how easy the dosage is for babies. One little drop, as opposed to other brands which require a syringe and larger dose.

First time breastfeeding mom started using these drops after exhausting Enfamil d-vi-sol samples, and it was night and day! The Ddrops are easy to dispense (great for demanding baby who quickly starts screaming when hungry). One drop on a nipple and baby takes it without any trouble. No sign of stomach discomfort or any dislikes. This is much better than having to figure out how to slowly drip 1ml of enfamil around the nipple and end up all over baby’s face. Highly recommended!

It helps clear the minor jaundice my baby had at birth. The yellow eyes cleared up after few days of use of this product. I have bought it for the third time already. Is a most have new moms

I usually dont write reviews, but mine drops 2-3 at a time, i think my euro ddropper isnt working so well.

Baby Ddrops were recommended at my newborn sons first month checkup by his pediatrician. She explained that most Americans are deficient in vitamin D as we spend less time outdoors in the sun. Or, when we do take in some rays, we are not absorbing enough vitamin D since most of us apply sunblock or have it in our moisturizer or cosmetic products. It turns out that our little ones are also not getting enough of this essential vitamin, especially as parents are instructed to keep their sensitive skin out of the sun during infancy. My sons pediatrician gave us a small sample bottle to start with that included a 15 day supply of the drops. After using up the sample, I ordered the 90 drop box from Amazon when I could not find the product at our local pharmacy. The drops are very simple to apply to your skin before nursing. You just turn the bottle upside down, and the Eurodropper ensures that the one drop serving is released. For those mothers that are not breastfeeding, the directions state that you can also apply the drops onto a clean finger or pacifier. The package instructs that baby is supposed to suck for at least 30 seconds to get the full dosage. You can also mix the drop with formula, juice or other food. I never notice a difference in the way my son nurses when I apply the drops. The product does not have a strong taste or scent, so it makes it easy for baby to consume. When I give Baby Ddrops to my son each day, I feel better peace of mind knowing that he is getting a boost, especially to his sensitive immune system.

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.

Our pediatrician recommended these Great that it only takes a drop so its easy to make sure she gets the full dose.