Great free from E number vitamin d drops
"Love the pipette, makes it easier than other bottles. Doesn't have E numbers or flavourings like other brands, a baby doesn't need that junk Pure simple from kendamil, love it"
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Vitamin D Drops |
Wellbaby Vitamin D Drops |
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|---|---|---|
| 90 | 60 | |
| 3 | 10 | |
| £0.09 | £0.09 |
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Overall rating: 4.923077 / 5 from 13 reviews.
Review topics: ["drops","baby","girl"].
"Love the pipette, makes it easier than other bottles. Doesn't have E numbers or flavourings like other brands, a baby doesn't need that junk Pure simple from kendamil, love it"
"I love anything kendamil 😃😀✌🏾✌🏾my 2 month old daughter love the milk 🥛"
"My little girl is currently 3 months old and is breastfed, I'd been using the vitamin drops provided by the health visitor (NHS vitamin drops) but they're banana flavoured and I've really been struggling to get my little girl to actually take the drops she just spits them back out (she also does this with calpol), I just don't think she's ready for flavours yet. The Kendamil vitamin D drops are brilliant because they don't really have a taste and when I put a drop onto my nipple she has no idea it's there. I also like the dropper the Kendamil bottle has much easier than the NHS bottle. Again Kendamil vitamin D drops win in the ingredients because it has only two ingredients where the NHS one has loads more (it does have vitamins A and C in it but there are also may others that probably don't need to be in there). Overall it's an easy to use product and causes no stress to baby they don't even know you are using it. 100% recommend! I've attached pictures of both products so you can see what I mean with the style of bottles and the ingredients 😊"
"My little man loves his vitamin D drops, I had trouble getting him to take other brands he would always put it out or ignore the boob if they were on there but he loves these and laps them up as quick as his occasional ready to feed 😊😋"
"We’ve found the Kendamil Vitamin D Drops really easy to use and they’ve fitted so easily into our daily routine. It’s one less thing to think about now that giving them has become part of our everyday routine. Really pleased with how simple and convenient they are!"
"I exclusively breastfeed and rarely pump. I do like the drops and I think they would work perfectly for someone who expresses or combination feeds as I think they are perfect for adding to a bottle. I found the formula slightly too runny to work well for me. I've used it on my finger and tried it on a dummy and I've found that you have to act fast or it's mostly going on the floor. I haven't tried one drop at a time but that seems like a lot of faff for what I need especially if my baby is fussy. I do really like the bottle and the dropper, and I will definitely keep using it till it finishes. I don't think it would be my first choice when I need to purchase new drops but it woukd definitely be my second!"
"These drops are amazing to use. I just pop in three drops into my son's milk. The dropper is designed for three drops, and it gives me extra peace of mind knowing that he's getting his Vit D"
"I’ve received a sample of the vitamin d to try and honestly they’ve been super easy to use. I’m exclusively breastfeeding so I am giving them to my baby every day. Easy and convenient, will continue using them."
"I like that these can be put in the milk. Other drops don’t suggest this for use so you can easily forget to use them. This sits right next to the bottles and formula so we never forget to use them!"
"By far easiest drops to use, very happy with them"
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