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jenn&tim05jenn&tim05 member
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It seems we need these. You know with all the junk AT keeps getting. What are your LO taking? TIA!
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Re: Vitamins

  • EvansEvans
    Kylie, DD, and myself all take Vitamin D3. ?I still take a pre-natal, DH takes a Men's Vitamin.
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  • mrsmikeymrsmikey
    Eli takes the Flinstones First vitamins.  They're meant for ages 2-3.  But you have to chew them up.  If you don't feel comfortable with that, I'd get the gummies.
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  • jenhumjenhum
    I bought some of the Flinstone gummies, and Maddie loved them, but they made me nervous. I had to break them up into really tiny pieces, and I still was worried about her choking, and I'm not typically a worrywart when it comes to choking. When she has a few more teeth I will go back to them, but for now I just give her orange juice every day when she starts to get sick.
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  • unc00refunc00ref member

    Brooks does gummy multi-vitamins & omega-3 vitamins.

    Caroline is still nursing so she is getting her vitamins from me -- I'm still taking prenatals.

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  • MereD19MereD19 member
    My Pedi recommended "Poly vi sol" by Enfamil ... it's a liquid vitamin.
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    imageMereD19:
    My Pedi recommended "Poly vi sol" by Enfamil ... it's a liquid vitamin.

    We used to to the liquids but both my kids started to gag on it as they got older (they finally realized it tasted nasty) so we had to switch to gummies at that point!

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    imageMereD19:
    My Pedi recommended "Poly vi sol" by Enfamil ... it's a liquid vitamin.

    We used to to the liquids but both my kids started to gag on it as they got older (they finally realized it tasted nasty) so we had to switch to gummies at that point!

    Yea, I heard it was disgusting. We haven't started her on it yet ... but I at least want to try. When she gets more teeth I will put her out of her misery and go to the gummies! Hehe. 

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  • withoutshoeswithoutshoes
    We use polyvisol with iron.  I tried it, and yes it is nasty!
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  • Mrs_M&MMrs_M&M
    imageMereD19:
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    imageMereD19:
    My Pedi recommended "Poly vi sol" by Enfamil ... it's a liquid vitamin.

    We used to to the liquids but both my kids started to gag on it as they got older (they finally realized it tasted nasty) so we had to switch to gummies at that point!

    Yea, I heard it was disgusting. We haven't started her on it yet ... but I at least want to try. When she gets more teeth I will put her out of her misery and go to the gummies! Hehe. 

    Just wanted to let you know there is a product called TriViSol (I get the generic at Target, which is kept behind the pharmacy for some reason).  We tried PolyVi, and DD literally threw up.  It even smelled yucky!  But the Tri is fruity flavored, and is just missing the Iron (which is what tastes bad).

    I figure, at least she's getting the other vitamins.  Plus, she nurses and gets whatever from me.  I take a prenatal and DHA supplement still, and will as long as I nurse.

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