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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I want to echo the above loudly for those saying milk isn’t necessary: Yes, milk isn’t necessary however VITAMIN D IS NECESSARY. I’ve only found one brand of whole milk yogurt that adds vitamin d to their kids yogurt (Stonyfield) and they don’t add an adequate amount. Two cups of milk gives a child adequate vitamin d. [/quote] Soy milk Free range egg yolks Cheerios Fortified orange juice Vitamin d gummies Cod liver oil Sunlight [/quote] You’re wrong about sunlight, PP. especially for darker complexions. And my soy milk doesn’t have vitamin d. Plus D is better absorbed with fat like milk rather than OJ. Never gummies for toddlers!! The drops aren’t that bad or get a liquid multi vitamin with D. [/quote] Um, no I am not wrong about the sunlight thing. And you can just have the OJ with other fat, though I think a supplement would be superior. Really the best I think is cod liver oil. I’m not just making this stuff up, my daughter had terrible reactions to milk and I spoke with my pediatrician about vitamin D. It really wasn’t a big deal. https://www.health.harvard.edu/staying-healthy/vitamin-d-and-your-health-breaking-old-rules-raising-new-hopes [/quote]
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