Mommy's Bliss Organic Baby Vitamin D Drops, No Artificial Color, 0.11 Fl Oz

Our doctor told us to give the baby vitamin d drops because they dont receive it from breastfeeding. These drops are so easy to use and travel with. These baby likes the taste fine. It doesn’t seem to have a smell or taste and it’s clear/colorless, kind of like a light oil. I just drop a bit on my nipple before he breastfeeds.

This type of product is highly effective because it delivers the exact recommended daily dose in a small, easy-to-administer format. Many formulations use minimal ingredients (often just vitamin D3 and a carrier oil), making them gentle and suitable even for newborns.

My baby would vomit up the full 1mL of vitamin d so got these instead. Sooo much easier to just put a drop in her mouth. Doesn’t smell like anything and the texture is like water.

These are great and don’t have a bunch of horrible preservatives and chemicals. Easy to administer other than a couple times where I accidentally put an extra drop and had to scoop it out with a spoon. The first package got lost in the mail but Amazon re-shipped and the 2nd one got here ok. It’s just Vit D so not much else to say other than it’s good if you’re supplementing breast milk or doing only breast milk for your newborn. Our doctor wrote script for some trash with 20 ingredients in it, all kind of junk in there. This was a nice find. Definitely give them a shot.

This brand was recommended by my pediatrician. I was initially using a different brand that was larger volume and my baby would make a sour face when consuming. It is nice that this is a one drop dosage. I will put it in the one bottle that my husband gives a night. However, the bottle tends to leak down the tip and becomes oily!

▓▒░ FROM FOAMING MOUTH DRAMA TO STEALTH VITAMIN DELIVERY: THE VITAMIN D CHRONICLES ░▒▓ My journey through baby vitamin D supplements began with a tiny, foaming human and ended with a simple squeeze bottle solution. As a parent navigating the endless parade of "must-have" supplements, finding one that doesn't trigger a full-scale baby rebellion counts as a major victory. ► THE SUPPLEMENT SHOWDOWN Our first contender: Enfamil's vitamin D offering. It delivered what felt like half a bathtub of thick liquid that left our premature baby foaming at the mouth for a solid hour. Not exactly the peaceful supplement experience promised on the box. Next up: the doctor-provided "Baby D Drops" sample in its fancy glass vial. The glass dropper required the steady hands of a neurosurgeon and the precision of a Swiss watchmaker. Try aiming tiny drops from a glass container at your squirming baby's mouth. It's like playing darts while riding a mechanical bull. Then we discovered Mommy's Bliss Organic Baby Vitamin D Drops with its unassuming plastic squeeze bottle. Simple, effective, and drama-free. ► THE DAILY DOSE The magic of these drops lies in their simplicity. One tiny drop delivers the full daily vitamin D requirement. No more wrestling with massive amounts of liquid. No more foamy aftermath. No more questioning whether the vitamin actually made it to its destination. The "binky method" works perfectly for us. Place a single drop on the pacifier tip, pop it in baby's mouth, and you're done. Mission accomplished in seconds rather than minutes. At $12.50 for 100 servings, it's significantly more economical than both competitors we tried – over twice as cost-effective as the Enfamil brand per use. The USDA organic certification and absence of common allergens are welcome bonuses. ► THE VITAMIN SCORECARD ✓ Just one concentrated drop needed daily ✓ Plastic squeeze bottle offers precision even at 3 AM ✓ More than twice as economical as Enfamil ($12.50 for 100 servings) ✓ USDA organic certified with no common allergens ✓ Simple enough for sleep-deprived parent operation × Requires careful aim with squirmy babies × If mixed with formula, baby needs to finish the bottle × Plastic shrink wrap packaging apparently designed by puzzle enthusiasts × Single-drop dosing means "did it come out?" moments ► WHO NEEDS THIS IN THEIR LIFE PERFECT FOR: • Parents of babies who struggle with larger liquid volumes • Budget-conscious families looking for value • Parents of premature babies who need gentler options • Anyone tired of fighting with glass dropper bottles • Families seeking organic, allergen-free vitamin options NOT IDEAL FOR: • Those wanting extremely detailed ingredient information • Anyone who considers "one tiny drop" too much precision ► SURVIVAL STRATEGIES The binky method remains our champion strategy. Place a drop on the pacifier tip and watch your baby consume their daily vitamin D without protest. It's basically vitamin stealth mode. Pro tip: The drowsy pre-nap window offers perfect vitamin administration timing. Baby's guard is down, their reflexes are slower, and they're too tired to protest. It's the parenting equivalent of hiding vegetables in a smoothie. While you can add it to a bottle, remember that if your baby doesn't finish, that precious vitamin D gets left behind. It's like paying for a streaming service and only watching half an episode. ► THE BOTTOM LINE Mommy's Bliss Organic Baby Vitamin D Drops transformed our daily vitamin routine from a dreaded battle into a 3-second task. The concentrated formula and brilliant squeeze bottle design prove that sometimes the simplest solution is the best one. For just over 12 cents per dose, it delivers both quality and value – a combination as rare in baby products as a full night's sleep in the newborn phase. After testing multiple options, this is the clear winner that's earned a permanent spot in our morning routine. One drop, done, and on with your day.

I tried other brands of vitamin D drops for my babies, but they upset their stomach and required much larger quantities for the dosage (1ml versus 1 drop). I been using this brand with 3 babies and love how easy it is to give and that it’s gentler on their little tummies.

My pediatrician recommended giving my baby vitamin D because breast milk contains only a small amount. I have been using these vitamin D drops for about four months, and they have worked very well for my baby. This pack comes with two bottles, and they last a long time, which makes it a great value for the price. The drops are easy to give, and I feel good knowing my baby is getting the vitamin D he needs. I definitely think these are worth buying.

Even though baby gets vitamin D from the formula and mothers milk, it doesn’t hurt to have additional vitamin D. But always consult with your doctor first.

Muy buenas gotitas, una diaria para tu bebé es súper fácil de usar y darle a tu bebé vitamina para que le ayude a sus huesitos y crecimiento

Great simple ingredient without color and additives. Really easy to drop / good control. Wish the bottle would not be plastic but then it would not have as fast and controlled dropper. 🫤

Llegaron a tiempo, un básico para la suplementación de los bebés sí recomiendo esta marca

Es una buena opción Para los bebés sobre todo cuando no están obteniendo todo lo que necesitan en la comida