Till 1 year

Vitamin D and iron deficiency are common throughout childhood. Continue till 5 years of age at least with less frequency. Visit your pediatrician for details

New guidelines says upto 6 months u can give then stop it .👍

Can stop now its upto 1 yr to be given

It can be given upto 1 year of age

Greetings 23 months, toddler nutritional supplementation requirements change significantly.Healthy toddlers need 600 IU of Vitamin D daily from milk or sun.Prophylactic iron drops are usually stopped after 12 months of age.Only a pediatrician can determine if your daughter still needs supplements.Giving unnecessary iron supplements can cause stomach upset or toxicity.Consult your pediatrician to evaluate her current dietary and growth needs.

Ya stop it.. it should be give till 12months of age.

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Hello, Vitamin D supplementation is usually recommended until 1 year of age in most infants. Iron may be given either as a preventive supplement or at a therapeutic dose if a child has iron deficiency based on your paediatrician’s assessment. If your child is active, gaining weight well, eating a balanced diet, and has no ongoing health concerns, vitamin D and iron supplements can usually be stopped.

If your child is healthy, growing well, and eating a balanced diet, routine iron supplementation can usually be stopped after 12 months of age .

Till 1 year.

Till 1 year

Vit d can be stopped and iron rich food if we are giving then iron also can be stopped

Vitamin D supplements are recommended only till one year of age .after that you can stop supplementing vitamin D .sunlight is the natural source of vitamin D .exposing child by allowing to play morning and evening hours outdoor will be more than enough

Upto 2 years it is okay Then discontinue