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My daughter is 15months, 23lbs and needs a multivitamin. is it ok to give her the chewable (instructions say 2y+) or does she have to have the liquid?
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Multivitamin: It appears that your child is doing well without the need for multivitamins. Save your money and buy yourself a new dress.
Answered 9/28/2016
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