Zarbee's Vitamin D Drops for Infants, 400 IU (10 mcg) Baby & Toddler Liquid Supplement, Newborn & Up, Dropper Syringe Included, 13.9 mL

The Simple Ingredient List Behind Zarbee's Vitamin D Drops

Zarbee's Vitamin D Drops contain just two ingredients: vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) and medium-chain triglycerides (MCT oil). There are no artificial colors, flavours, sweeteners, alcohol, or gluten – so you're giving your baby exactly what they need without any extras. This clean formula is particularly reassuring for Aussie mums and dads who prefer a minimalistic approach to their little one's nutrition.

• Vitamin D3 (Cholecalciferol): The body's preferred form of vitamin D, naturally produced from sunlight. It effectively raises vitamin D levels to support healthy bone development.
• Medium-Chain Triglycerides (MCT Oil): A healthy carrier oil that ensures even dosing and easy mixing. MCTs are easily digested by infants and help with absorption of the vitamin.

Why Your Baby Needs Vitamin D Every Day

Vitamin D is crucial for helping infants absorb calcium and phosphorus, which are essential for building strong bones and teeth. In Australia, the National Health and Medical Research Council recommends a daily supplement of 400 IU of vitamin D for all breastfed babies and those who consume less than 1 litre of formula per day. Breast milk alone doesn't provide enough vitamin D, and sunlight exposure is not always reliable – especially in winter or for babies with darker skin. That's why a quality supplement like Zarbee's is a smart addition to your baby's routine.

Choosing a Vitamin D Supplement for Your Infant

When picking a vitamin D supplement, consider factors like purity, dosing convenience, and brand trustworthiness. Zarbee's Vitamin D Drops are formulated by a paediatrician, Dr Zak Zarbock, so you know the product meets the specific needs of babies. The included dropper syringe gives you accurate dosing – just 0.5 mL per serving – which you can administer directly into your baby's mouth or mix with breast milk, formula, or food. The product is suitable from birth onward, making it a versatile choice for newborns and toddlers. With no artificial ingredients and a clean label, it's a reassuring option for health-conscious parents.

Safety and Dosage Advise for Australian Families

Always follow the recommended dosage of 400 IU (0.5 mL) once daily. Shake the bottle well before each use and use the provided syringe to measure the exact amount. Do not exceed the recommended dose. Keep the bottle tightly closed and store at room temperature away from light and moisture. As with any supplement, consult your paediatrician before starting vitamin D drops, especially if your baby has any underlying health conditions or is taking other medications. Keep this product out of reach of children to avoid accidental overdose. Always read the label and follow directions for use.

What Parents Love About Zarbee's

Zarbee's is a brand founded by a father and paediatrician, so parents can feel confident knowing every batch is made with their child's health in mind. The product is free from common allergens and artificial additives, and has become a trusted name amongst families across Australia. Many parents appreciate the ease of the syringe delivery and that it doesn't upset their baby's stomach. With Zarbee's Vitamin D Drops, you're giving your little one the nutritional support they need for healthy growth – right from the start.

Common Questions About Infant Vitamin D

At what age can I start giving vitamin D drops to my baby?

Zarbee's Vitamin D Drops are designed for infants from birth onward. The Australian guidelines recommend starting a 400 IU vitamin D supplement within the first few days of life for breastfed babies.

Can I mix the drops with breast milk or formula?

Yes, you can mix the drops directly into breast milk, formula, or any other food or drink your baby consumes. The syringe makes it easy to measure and administer.

Is there a risk of giving too much vitamin D?

Vitamin D toxicity is rare but possible with excessive intake. Always stick to the recommended 400 IU daily dose. If you accidentally give more, contact your paediatrician or the Poisons Information Centre (13 11 26). Accidental overdose is a concern, so always store the bottle out of reach.

Why do some vitamin D drops contain alcohol?

Some liquid supplements use alcohol as a preservative or carrier. Zarbee's Vitamin D Drops are alcohol-free, using MCT oil instead, making them a safer choice for your baby's developing system.