Hello Children aged 1–5 years typically need 400–600 IU/day of Vitamin D for bone health and growth. This is usually met through diet, fortified foods, sunlight exposure, and sometimes daily supplements The sachet you mentioned is a therapeutic dose, not a daily supplement. It may be prescribed in cases of confirmed Vitamin D deficiency, rickets, or low serum Vitamin D levels. Typically given once a week for 6 weeks, followed by maintenance dose, only if advised by a doctor.

Vitamin D3 60,000 IU sachet is typically reserved for treatment of deficiency, not for routine use in healthy toddlers. For a 1.5-year-old child, the recommended daily allowance is 400–600 IU/day. If deficiency is confirmed by blood test (25(OH)D < 20 ng/mL), then 60,000 IU sachet can be given once weekly for 6 weeks, followed by a maintenance dose. If no deficiency is documented, it’s better to use daily drops (400–600 IU) as maintenance. Overuse of high-dose sachets may lead to toxicity.

You can give 600 IU daily 60 k is not needed.

No please don't give vitamin D3 60k granules to a child. It is very high dose. Visit a pediatrician. Only if they advise, it can be given. Bad side effects can occur if given without reason

Greetings if vit d3 is too low we can give otherwise it's better to give syrups

If there is deficiency of vitd 3 you can give 60k per week but if no deficiency don't give use Vitd3 drop 1ml daily

Syrups/drops for daily maintainance dose is advisable unless there is deficiency Kindly consult for discussion

Kindly consult once for discussion

If the child is having vit d deficiency definitely u can give vitamin d3 sachet weekly once for 4-6 week. But For daily maintenance dose as Daily RDA, U CAN better use drops or syrup of vitamin D. u can consult online for better discussion.

Not to give

No don't give But if you want to give Drops Kidrich d3 1ml daily once