Vitamin AD drops can be taken for two to three years, starting from half a month after birth and stopping when you are about 2 to 3 years old. Vitamin AD drops are mainly used to help babies supplement vitamin A and vitamin D and promote calcium absorption. However, long-term consumption is harmful to health, and generally it can be eaten until two or three years old.

Nowadays, parents pay great attention to their children, especially to health. When children are born, parents are thinking about how to supplement their nutrition and improve their immunity. In recent years, taking vitamin AD drops has become the choice of most parents, so how long should they stop taking vitamin AD drops?

First, how long should I stop taking vitamin AD drops?

Vitamin AD drops can be stopped when children are 2~3 years old. It is a fat-soluble vitamin. Children before the age of two or three develop rapidly, and the nutritional intake of diet is not so balanced, so vitamin AD needs to be supplemented. However, after the age of two or three, children can eat many different foods, and the nutritional intake will become more balanced. There is no need to supplement vitamin AD all the time.

Second, when did you start taking vitamin AD drops?

Vitamin AD drops are usually taken from half a month after the baby is born, one pill a day, and there is no limit to the specific taking time, as long as it is separated from the time of drinking milk and taking other calcium supplements. At first, I didn't use it for 20 days, then stopped taking medicine 10 day, and then continued to use it for 20 days, so that I could simply take vitamin D after alternating for two months.

Third, do you have to eat vitamin AD drops?

1. The pregnant mother is full of nutrition, so the baby can't eat it.

If the mother pays special attention to calcium supplementation during pregnancy, there is no leg cramp and calcium deficiency after pregnancy, and the nutritional intake after delivery is relatively balanced, then the baby can get the calcium he needs every day by eating breast milk, and there is no need to take extra vitamin AD drops. You can wait until the baby doesn't eat breast milk and supplement it appropriately, but it is not necessary to eat it every day, just three days a week.

2. Babies whose mothers are calcium deficient or artificially fed need to eat.

If the mother is short of calcium during pregnancy and does not take enough nutrition after delivery, or if the baby is artificially fed, then it is best to take vitamin AD drops after birth. Because newborns in this situation are likely to be calcium deficient, taking vitamin AD drops in time can prevent calcium deficiency.