Mommy's Bliss Baby Probiotic Drops, Flavor-less, 0.34 Fluid Oz

The Most Worst product! Made both of my 4 month old grandchildren heavily constipated..Please don't buy it.

These probiotic drops have been amazing for my 2 month old! After switching formulas a few times, my baby developed what I believe was constipation. She was only having bowel movements every couple of days, and they were much harder. Since starting these drops, she's become much more regular, and her poops are so much softer. They've worked incredibly well for us, and we haven't noticed any side effects at all. I 100% recommend them!

Our baby was having a really hard time with gas and seemed to struggle to pass it comfortably. After seeing these recommended by other parents, I decided to give them a try. At first, I only used a couple of drops a day and didn’t notice much of a difference. After about a week, I started giving the full recommended 5 drops daily, and his gas improved significantly. He seemed much more comfortable, especially during the evenings. They’re also incredibly easy to give, and my baby doesn’t mind taking them at all. We’ll definitely keep these on hand.

Helped my little one’s digestive system in a matter of days.

I have been using these drops for my baby since he was 5 weeks old (he's now 38 weeks). He was 6.5 weeks premature and had a lot of issues with spitting up, gas, and constipation (especially because he was sent home on Neosure. That stuff is the worst for baby's tummy!) The drops helped ease (but not eliminate) his symptoms when he was little. His pediatrician said there's no evidence that probiotic drops help, but I decided to just keep using them since I did see an improvement. He gets them every single night in a small bottle of formula, along with his multivitamins and, if needed, gas medicine or acetaminophen. Since I had been using them for so long, I wasn't sure they were actually helping. However, last month I ran out and decided to discontinue them to see if there was any change. Well, there was! After a week or so he started spitting up after bottles, got a bit constipated, and was more gassy. I thought it must have been because we were starting solids, but I ordered some more drops anyway. I started giving them to him every night again, and within a week he was doing much better. So, bottom line, these drops help my baby! I will probably continue to give these to him until he is 1-2 years old and then switch to something for kids. I won't be using the Mommy's Bliss brand though, because all they have is gummies. Just a note on the dropper top: The first time I got the bottle I had a lot of issues getting the top off and was sure it was defective. When you screw the dropper top on, tighten it securely and then gently twist off to reveal the rubber dropper part.

My baby got a UTI when he was 5 weeks old, which is a bacterial infection. He had to take antibiotics, which kill off good and bad bacteria, so the doctor recommend taking infant probiotic supplements to restore the good bacteria to his system. This has been working well for us. It has an oily consistency, has no smell, and you can see little bits in the dosage (see photo). My baby tolerates this, but he does not like it. Granted, he doesn’t spit it out or cry when eating it, but he swallows very slowly. With his antibiotics, which were strawberry flavored, he actively sucked on the medicine until it was all gone then cried for more. This comes with a pretty crappy dropper which is affixed to a lid for the bottle (it comes with 2 lids, one without the dropper). I don’t recommend using this dropper. The supplier dropper cannot be cleaned because the top doesn’t come off. Further, once you’ve suctioned the correct dosage (.33 ml), there’s always a little bit that get stuck at the tip and cannot be pushed out of the dropper. Also, if you put the dropper in your baby’s mouth, and then after that put it back in the bottle (it is a lid, after all), that’s just going to contaminate the bottle with the bacteria from your baby’s mouth. I mean, seriously, think what happens with a half-eaten yogurt container that you stick back in the fridge for a week – it grows mold; well, this bottle contains a 1-month supply! Probiotics are a bacteria that live in the intestines, and help support the immune system and aid with digestion. Improper storage can either kill them, in which case you’d basically be consuming spoiled/rotten food. Probiotic supplements are intended to boost the count of good bacteria in the intestines. So it is better to take this as a single dosage, followed by a meal to help it travel down there. As with any food product, this can spoil and grow mold. After opening, it’s only good for 6 weeks, and it’s better to refrigerate it. Regardless, it cannot be stored above 77* F or it will spoil. I prefer the plastic syringe type applicators, where you can pull off the back and clean off the inside after each use (see the syringe type applicator that I am using). They give them out for free in the hospital. You need the 1 ml applicator, as the dosage is .33ml, so you fill it up to the 3.3 line.