You may be wondering: Why does baby need vitamin D drops in addition to breast milk or formula—and do all newborns need the supplement? “Infants that are breastfed exclusively or consuming less than 27 ounces of commercial formula need vitamin D,” says, DO, a pediatrician in Atascocita, Texas. This is because breast milk is rich in other vitamins like B, C and E, but lacks vitamin D.
Use the dropper that comes with the bottle, and give baby the recommended amount. Scott reminds parents to pay close attention to dosage instructions. Some products may require only a single drop while others require more volume.
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