Nordic Berries, Cherry Berry - 120 Gummy Berries - Great-Tasting Multivitamin for Ages 2+ - Growth, Development, Optimal Wellness - Non-GMO, Vegetarian - 30 Servings

What I liked: • Delicious flavor — kids actually enjoy taking them • High-quality ingredients from a reputable brand • Easy to chew and fun for kids • Supports daily vitamin routine without complaints • Nordic Naturals has been a staple in our home for years — recommended by our doctor as a clean, high-quality vitamin What could be better: • Four gummies per day can feel like a lot Real-life use: My kids take these daily, and I love that they don’t fight me to take their vitamins — the flavor is that good! I appreciate the high-quality ingredients and trusted Nordic Naturals brand, which has been a staple in our home for years following our doctor’s recommendation. Only downside is having to take four gummies each day, but it’s worth it for the quality and taste. Would I buy it again? Yes — tasty, reliable, and a favorite in our household.

Three of my kids love these, and one doesn’t. I also think they are delicious!

kiddo loves it, great quality vitamins so i can have peace of mind that my toddler is getting all her nutrients. just have to make sure it’s closed all the way so they don’t go stale.

These are great even for adults with a sensitive body

My daughter is 3 and she is not a big fan of the lingering taste of the vitamins, it’s an amazing product but a mismatch for my picky eater of a daughter!

We buy these for my toddler and he loves them!

Why did you pick this product vs others?: The taste and texture were so bad I only tried one and then gave them away

I taste tested it and it’s probably a perfect fit for our kiddos but will try this first and then Shaklee. Oldest has chronic throwing up 2-3 months and part was because of potatoes and now her vitamin we used to give her…special!!!!!😩 so look forward to this helping her get more nutrients, but if it doesn’t sit well for her gut, with the problems that doctors won’t do anything about if little to no symptoms (says on the Mayo Clinic website), I’ll update the review at a later date. Her dad and Oma had sensitive stomachs, so most likely inherited. Potatoes I get, starch and toxic (kills chickens if you give it to them and pigs won’t eat potatoes, I learned and it explains how 1 of our young chickens died in the coop with plenty of food/water and was accepted by other hens (aka, not pecked to death)).