Ddrops Kids Booster 600IU 100 Drops - Daily Liquid Vitamin D for Kids. Support Strong Bones & Immune System in Children. No Preservatives, No Sugar, Non-GMO, Allergy-FriendlyUSDA Organic

Highly recommend. I sneak it into their meals, it’s pretty much tasteless. My kids are super picky and they don’t even notice it LOL highly recommend if you need vitamin D supplement for your kiddos.

Every morning I have my kids line up and take their vitamins before school, and this vitamin D is a great addition to our routine. They all put a finger out, I put a drop on their finger, they lick it and off we go. Easy peasy.

Daughter hates anything with berry/citrus artificial flavoring so we have a hard time finding vitamins for her to stomach. These work great, one tiny drop a day. Even though it says flavorless she said it has a slight coconut taste. Seems to keep her healthier than usual.

No sabes qué vitamina darle atu bebé bueno vitamina D es la mejor opción es muy bueno para los bebés pequeños

I've been using Ddrops Kids Booster for my kiddo, and I love how simple and effective it is. Just one tiny drop daily—no weird flavors or sugar involved, which is a win for picky eaters. Plus, it supports strong bones and immunity without any preservatives or funky ingredients, so it checks all the boxes for me.That said, it's a little on the pricey side for the size. While a bottle lasts a while, I feel like similar options could cost less. Still, if you're all about quality, non-GMO, and clean supplements, this is a safe bet.

Love that these drops don't have any taste so my kids will actually take them! Easy way to get their daily dose of Vit. D, especially in the cold winter time.

These were not around when my oldest was a baby/toddler. She had to take the very nasty liquid vitamins which was always such a pain. My youngest on the other hand got lucky and never had to experience that because of these! Super easy just one drop in the mouth!The only negative I have is that when the bottle starts to get low the time spent trying to gain enough liquid to form a complete drop gets longgggggg. Near the end, probably a week or so left of the bottle, it takes what feels like forever to gain enough to have a drip. I end up ripping off the plastic piece and having my child take a quick lick (don't worry it's not more than a drop on there!) and pitching the rest because it's such a hassle. I will say that I would MUCH rather deal with that hassle and loose a bit of product than deal with a trying to get my child to take the other liquid form of Vit D.

Great.