iHerbMommy's Bliss Newborn Essentials, 4 Piece Set
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Our read on it
The set gathers four preparations in one box, which is convenient as a gift. But we have a plain view here: buying four oral preparations at once for a newborn who has shown no symptom yet is the wrong way round. The logic should be that a need appears, the doctor is consulted, and then you buy what she approves, rather than buying four preparations and then looking for a use for them. Buy the one you actually need.
Pros
- Gathers four preparations in one box
- A tidy format that works as a gift
Cons
- Buying four oral preparations before any need arises is the wrong way round
- May include what you never use, and it all has an expiry
- Expensive
Important safety information
Do not give your newborn any oral preparation without asking her doctor, and do not give more than one at a time, because if a symptom appears you will not know its source. Read the ingredient list of each item separately and show them to the doctor. Watch for ingredients repeated across items, vitamin D in particular if it appears in more than one, since exceeding its dose raises blood calcium, which is serious. Check the expiry dates, since a set is bought once and used over months. Hard crying with fever, repeated vomiting or stalled weight gain calls for a doctor immediately, not a preparation.
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