Chubears bone strength gummy vitamins

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Chubears bone strength gummy vitamins is safe for kids to get D vitamin? If so how many we can give ? If not what can we give for kids for D vitamin?

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Give balance diet n let him play for 30 to 20 in sun rays in the morning Provide full histroy like diet recall n eating habits then we can suggest that really he need. Or not

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