Doctor Taller Kids - Kids Multivitamins, Toddler Vitamins - Support Bone Strength, Enhanced Immunity with Calcium, Multivitamins for Ages 2 to 9 - Grape Flavor - 90 Vegan Chewable Tablets | 2 Pack

I got these for my nearly 2yo grandson. When I opened them, I was suprised at their size, which is kinda big. I handed him one, and he rolled it around in his mouth, like he was trying to eat it. He then proceeded to spit it out and tried to give it to the dog. I got it and tasted it. It has a nice grape taste. But, it's as hard as a rock. I had to suck on it for about 5 minutes, before I could begin to chew it up. Small kids like him don't like stuff they can't fairly easily chew up. It's size presents as a choking hazard, since it takes some time for him to chew it up. So, I will definitely always supervise him if I can get him to eat these. They're geared more toward 4-5 years and up. It says 2 years and up. But, it's just too hard for my little one. I definitely don't think these are worth over $100, considering my 2yo can't chew them.

I don’t have a way to determine whether these vitamins are good or not. I’m assuming they are because of the price. They are chewable and my kids don’t mind the taste.Im not sure if this has anything to do with these vitamins but I gave one to my 5 year old granddaughter for the first time one afternoon and that night in bed she started complaining that her hands felt funny. She was rubbing them together and looked a little ansy. She said they didn’t feel tingly, but Im not sure if she understood what tingly feels like. I gave her another one the next morning and a couple hours later she complained about the same thing. Her mother said she’d never complained of that before so that made me associate it with these vitamins and I stopped giving them to her. She hasn’t complained of that since. Again, not sure if there is a correlation.The name gives the impression that they have something to do with height, lol. But I doubt that’s even possible.I give them to my 9 year old son and he seems fine. So I would recommend these if the price is not a factor for you and if you don’t notice any symptoms like my granddaughter had, which again could be something totally unrelated.

If you've got kids of different ages, it's difficult to give these vitamins to this child and another vitamin to older children. So I got these vitamins for my grandkids. They are 3 years, 9 years and 14 years of age. I'm guessing the 3 year old gets one vitamin and the older kids get two vitamins. These two bottles have 90 vitamins each for a total of 180 vitamins. If you're giving your child just one a day, this would be 6 months of vitamins. But if you have older kids, they'd be taking more than one a day.Most kids don't eat right. They get fast food and most don't get the fruit and vegetables they need daily. Many are very lucky eaters. So they need vitamins. But it's much easier to get them to take vitamins if they taste good.My grandkids are used to taking the gummy vitamins so these will be a change for them. I tasted one myself and it's not bad. It's a hard vitamin and it has a grape flavor. You do get a little of the chalky taste from the calcium but it's not too bad. I've certainly had calcium pills myself that are much chalkier.But the price ... I don't understand the high price. With my three grandkids and the younger child taking one per day and the older two children taking two per day, this would only be 36 days of vitamins. 5 vitamins per day for the 3 children with 180 vitamins total). I know I nor my daughter could afford to buy these regularly.

Uncertain I believe the validity of the claims for growth however the supplement does contain some beneficial minerals.My kids are tall so I wouldn’t know if these actually work or not but there’s been no adverse reaction, even for the one that has terrible allergies.

These vitamins are actually pretty good and very reminiscent of the Flinstones vitamins that I used to get back in the day. I like that they are a US made vitamin and they include a lot of pertinent vitamins. They do have a good grape flavor, and are somewhat chalky and sweet. They come in a variety of animal shapes that are engaging for younger kids. Now these bottles are a 3 month supply for a single child 4 & up. It would be a 6 month supply for a child between 2-4 years old. I do like that this can be used for multiple children since it has a wide age range but the price! I have zero idea to why these are so expensive. I could see around $60 for this set but I don’t see many people being able to afford over $100 for these every time they need more especially if they are using them for more than 1 child. Overall, these are good and my kiddo enjoys them but I definitely think the price needs to be adjusted to make it a viable option for more people. Would recommend.

I would like to mention that I can’t say that there is any difference with these vitamins, however they do have some great ingredients in them.They are gluten free, dairy free, soy free and non gmo.They do have a grape flavor, this is the con!My kids don’t like the flavor and the texture. It’s very chalky and they don’t particularly like the after taste.So getting them to take it consistently is an issue. I did chew one and I must say I agree the after taste is not my favorite. But a glass of water can help with that.Overall, I still think these are a good start. Just wish there was a different flavor.

Assuming this does what it does, it would be great. I have a finicky eater that can use the extra nutrition. At least it is palatable.

I ordered these vitamins for my 3 year old and 6 year old. My six year old will take them but is not excited about them. My three year old says they are not good and a little spicy. He agreed to take them a second time but then has not since. I have taken the chewable and they have a grape flavor but then fizz as I chewed. They bubble up and are slightly chalky. I did not mind the flavor but it may not be for all children. I like the ingredient profile and still like the chewable but my children's initial reluctance makes me hesitate to recommend. I will continue to encourage my children to eat them as I do think they are beneficial but may not reorder due to my children's attitude toward them.Suggestions for improvement- Is there perhaps a bubblegum flavor or lighter flavor- Chewable seems better than a gummy but foams/bubbles while chewing