Animal Parade Gold Children's Multivitamin - 120 Animal-Shaped Chewable Tablets - Assorted Cherry, Orange & Grape Flavors - Vegan, Gluten Free - 60 Total Servings

During my toddler's dental checkup, the dentist recommended these Vitamins. I had been giving the gummy type ones until then, and the dentist told me that these are better for the teeth. My 4 year old toddler didn't have any problems with the taste or smell. She thinks of it as a treat and actually loves them. She likes the animal shapes too. My almost 2 year old begs for them but it says it's for kids from 2 years old so I'm waiting until he turns 2 to give him some.Looking at the ingredients, I think it has high quality (no dyes!!) and has the extra nutrients she needs. Just be careful of overdose and out of reach of children because it has iron (which I wanted it to have included because it's so hard to include iron in my kids' diet during their picky eating phase).

Grandkids love these vitamins. No issues getting them to take them.

My kids are building back up on nutrition after it taking a long time to confirm underlying Celiac's Disease(ugh, Doctors hardly listen, but at least they finally have an official diagnosis and I am no longer considered just a crazy hypochondriac mom). So far, my kids are craving these and love them, and have been taking them daily for about a month so far. It'll likely take months before I really see a difference with these though(better immune system resistance against bugs going around, disappearance of dark circles and easy bruising from not absorbing nutrients from food due to the damage done by the Celiac's which takes quite some time to fully heal). I'm happy that they're pretty well rounded and contain probiotics, vitamins, and minerals minus the dyes and stuff my kiddos can't have. Amazon does have them priced considerably better than the local health food store, too(half the price).Tip: In my experience over the years with vitamins and mineral supplements, if you or your kiddos have issues with the taste, chances are it contains something your body doesn't need/want and you should look for one with less stuff in it or a different form of which ever you suspect your body doesn't like. In my own supplementation I have to avoid vitamins with B2, my body just finds supplements with B2 highly repulsive and does purge them once they begin to dissolve in my gut and it ain't pretty. When my iron is in range(run low mostly, but have periods where it's fine), I find supplements containing iron taste metallic in a bad way.

Easy to chew, the only multivitamin my picky little one will eat.

We have 2,3 and 8 year old kids and we love these vitamins. I have them in subscribe to make our chaotic life a little easier. We also pair with “kid mag” of the same brand. I have tried several multivitamins, but enjoy the quality and purest forms of the vitamins for my kids. They are easy to chew even for my 2 year old (under supervision of course).

Chose these because they contain Vitamin k2, though not a large amount. Wish they also had vitamin K1, as the types serve different functions and many toddlers aren’t great about eating k1-containing greens. Otherwise I’m happy enough with them. My kids love them. I give my three youngest one a day, as I can’t afford to give them the whole dose.

Good vitamins

These are the absolute best quality vitamins for kids ive come across. My favorite things are Folate instead of folic acid ✔️ Probiotics ✔️ xylitol instead of sugar… good for teeth when chewing ✔️ whole foods ✔️. The list could go on….& They taste good to me. A little sour but both of my kids eat them with no issues