My kids like them and they do there job so fine great. They smell aweful to me. They boast that they're made with real honey and no high fructose corn syrup,making you think its maybe better alternative to sugar laden gummy vitamins out there. However, when you read the label, the first 3 ingredients are honey, glucose syrup (corn syrup) sucrose( sugar) . Not to mention there coated in sugar, and have 2 grams ADDED sugar. Mmm shoulda read the label better my bad. Is it worth the price for the brand name I dont know. Probably could get something cheaper of the same quality and maybe not coated in sugar or citric acid .

Having a multivitamin and probiotic in one for such a low price is great. My kids think they taste ok, but not great. The thing I was upset about was the description leads you to believe honey is the only sweetener used and the photo of the bottle was taken at just the right angle so you don't really see the "other ingredients." The first two things listed are SUGAR and TAPIOCA SYRUP. The bottom of the bottle has a layer of sugar. The vitamins are covered in sugar. This is not what I wanted to give my kids. I won't be buying more. I'll go back to the Plexus multivitamin+probiotic and spend a little more for my kids' health.

My toddler always refused to take infant vitamin drops. Now that she is just a couple months shy of turning 2, I asked her pediatrician if she can begin taking these, since I knew she would be thrilled to eat these since they look and taste like candy. My pediatrician gave me the go-ahead (always consult!), but told me to keep them out of reach so that she doesn't eat a bunch since they're so delicious - I tried one and they are rather yummy. Sure enough, she devours the 2 that she's allowed every day.<br /><br />My daughter is a vegetarian so I love that these are gelatin free, which is hard to find in gummy vitamins. These are made of fruit pectin and honey without artificial dyes. I have noticed that gummies made of fruit pectin tend to be softer and easier to chew than those made of gelatin - which is perfect for young toddlers who don't always chew their food properly.<br /><br />I have been loving zarbee's products lately and would highly recommend.

Toddler loves this and ask for it every day. I have to cut the gummy in smaller pieces because the daily limit is 2- he keeps asking for it! I really hope it isn't crack.<br /><br />This will get your toddler to clean up the living room, cook dinner, wash the dishes, fold laundry, clean the bathroom, vacuum the floor and also graduate with a PhD on the side as long as you give him his vitamins.

My 3 year old loves these gummies. We were looking for an alternative to the liquid Zarbee’s multivitamin because we were mixing it in her yogurt and then she woke up one day realizing she no longer likes yogurt. These are perfect for the kid who is obsessed with fruit snacks because they think that’s what they’re eating. I tried one and it does taste a bit like you would expect a vitamin to taste, but the sweetness from the honey makes it much more tolerable to ingest. I’m pretty sure that iron is not one of the ingredients in these vitamins and I wish they would contain iron because I can’t always count that she’d achieve her daily recommended dose based solely on what she eats throughout the day as her appetite fluctuates between hearty and non-existent. Overall, we are a fan of these and love that you can read and understand all the ingredients.

We have used Zarbees for my little for years. Unfortunately, the elderberry ones were out of stock everywhere, so I tried these since they had some elderberry in them too. My daughter never complains and likes vitamins, but these she begged to not take again. I tried one, they are absolutely horrible. For some reason they also stick together much more in the container than others. We will not be buying these again, even though I'm guessing we got a bad batch, but at the price, I expected the quality and taste to be good like the rest of the zarbees line.