Twinlab Infant Care Multi Vitamin Drops With DHA, 1 2/3 Fl Oz. (50 ml), (Pack of 3)

I've used these drops for 6 months beginning at age 5 months. I love these drops because they have 100% of the most important vitamins without adding alcohols, artificials, extra chemicals, etc. They smell and look like orange juice. They do have a slight "vitamin" taste but not a chemical or iron taste. The dropper is handy and screws right onto the top of the bottle. I put one dose (1 mL) into my daughter's morning whole grain baby cereal. The dropper does say to keep out of direct sunlight so I keep it along with my daughter's iron drop bottle in the box this comes with or keep it in a drawer.

i always read reviews when deciding whether to purchase, and i'm happy to write a glowing review of these vitamins.I began to use these with my first child (formula fed, girl, now 23 months), when she was 3 months old after doing loads of research on which vitamins were best. I was worried that since she was not being breastfed, she may be susceptible to getting sick, infections, etc- more than a breastfed baby. I was also looking for the most complete vitamin- one with DHA to supplement what she was getting from her formula. Now, almost two years later, she still takes these vitamins (in her milk) and i'm so happy to say that shes been in the top percentiles for height and weight all along. In addition, she has never had an ear infection, a slight fever only once (when her molars were coming in), and is developmentally ahead of her age. I think we are very lucky to have a naturally healthy child, but i do attribute her continued good health in part to these vitamins.I now give these vitamins to my two month old twins, and recommend them enthusiastically to all new moms that ask me. Its so important to supplement with vitamins and these are great since they are vegetarian, have no sugar or funky colors/ preservatives. I'm not concerned with the "vitamin-y smell and taste" since i dilute them in their milk, and my toddler has never complained about the taste. Ive only tried to give it to her straight from the dropper once, though, and she didn't like it, so i will continue it in her milk/ juice till i find a chewable that isn't chock full of sugar. After the kids are 6 months old, i add an Iron supplement too since it isnt in the drops.I had been purchasing the drops from another e-tailer, but amazon has the best price out there with this 3-pack.

I hate the bright orange color. The Carlson Super D drops which we used before the babies turned 1 yr old were odorless, tasteless, and had no artificial flavors/dyes. These vitamins are definitely not tasteless. Also, the orange flavor is likely artificial. And of course the crazy color. However, the twins do not seem to mind them when dropped into their morning milk. They cringe if we try to give it to them straight from the dropper. Finally, we buy this brand because the only other liquid multivitamins with DHA available have even more artificial ingredients. So there's not much choice. It works.

My 14mo old went from being a great eater to only wanting chicken and fruits practically overnight. After many struggles at mealtime, I decided that if I cannot ensure she gets a balanced meal for now, I should probably give her some sort of supplement while I continue the daily battle. I was excited to come across this, multivitamin + DHA in one! While nursing, I took DHA supplements but now that I'm almost done weaning her, I thought, it'd be nice to add a little bit to her daily consumption as well. Plus, my parents and a couple uncles/aunts all take Twinlab supplements and so even though I don't know much about the company, it is familiar to me and seems to have a good reputation. Not to say this means much but it's also carried in reputable health and food stores such as Wholefoods.After 1 dose of it, my baby was hooked! She gets excited every time I pull out the bottle and she'll come sit right next to me and open her mouth. I simply squirt it in and she goes "yum yum yum." It's the cutest thing! She doesn't seem to get tummy aches or have any bad reactions to it. Baby approved! I read that some babies don't like the taste at all. honestly, I don't either but I guess if you're worried, buy the single package first.The vitamin is pretty orange in color even though no food colorings are listed. I suspect it's due to all the vitamin B's that's in it (and maybe a little from vitamin C). Not a big deal for me. It doesn't stain.One thing to note is that it comes with a dropper that replaces the cap. I'd rather the dropper come with its own cover so I can easily travel with it without worrying about leaks.

This tastes absolutely horrible. It is almost neon yellow and stains. Now I am stuck with 3 bottles of this. The ingredients are wonderful but they need to improve it.

I was attracted to these multivitamin drops because they have the main vitamins to supplement infants plus it includes DHA. The description also said, "No artificial colors, flavors, sugars, sweeteners, fructose, honey, sorbitol, alcohol, or preservative." That is why I was a surprised to see that it was bright orange in color! It certainly didn't look like a "natural" orange but supposedly there are no artificial colors added.When I add the dose to my son's milk, he drinks it in his milk without any complaints. I didn't bother trying to give it to him directly into his mouth since it smells like a vitamin scent that doesn't seem particularly appetizing.

I did not want to give my daughter the Vit D drops the pediatrician wrote on the prescription (they had Iron + Fluoride in them, um no thank you). I tried diluting in water, she did not want that so I give them to her straight up and she takes them like a champ now. Much happier with something with less/no additives. Oh and much more cost effective too!

My baby is not very picky. But she spit these out all over. If I dont have a bib on her, she stains her shirt and anything around her. I have taste tested them and they are a little bitter. I am going to try mixing them with some juice or formula to see if that helps. So far, I am not impressed.