A PSA from MamaD4

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Think your little princess would love these delicious multi-vitamins? Yes, I did too.

Blessedly, I tasted them before Josiah or Annika had one. I planned to give Josiah the purple ones and pass them off as "prince" vitamins...wait a minute. Purple? Prince? Maybe it's better he didn't have any or maybe he'd start wanting to dress in crushed velvet and ruffled shirts. "This bores me...".

Anyway, thank GOD I tasted them before Josiah and Annika had one otherwise I'm positive you would have heard the terrible moans and gagging all the way in Minnesota!!

Seriously, I almost spit it out. They seriously taste exactly like lobster smells. Like rotting lobster. Disney!! Princesses!!! They should taste like magic, happy bunnies, cherries, sunshine and sparkles. Ewwwww. They are disgusting and I'm here to tell you: no matter how much your princess begs you to buy these, DO NOT.

Oh, and besides that, the bottle is barely half full! Way to find yet another way to stick it to parents, Disney...

Stick with your Flintstones and consider this a PSA from your good friend, MamaD4!

Comments

Hans said…
Overheard: "Everybody thinks I exaggerate all the time!"

In this case, she is correct. These "vitamins" taste like evil. There is a definite rotten lobster aftertaste. Awful.
September 3, 2009 at 3:42:00 PM GMT+2
Dad said…
I don't think that I have ever tasted rotten lobster, but I'll take your word for it. I recently smelled a very dead rabbit and if it was anything like that you have my sympathies. You would think that someone might have taste tested these vitamins first, maybe somewhere where they are familiar with rotten lobster taste?
September 3, 2009 at 4:23:00 PM GMT+2
Badger said…
Yes, I am loyal to my Target brand Flintstones vitamins. They are super good, sometimes I eat two! Shock.
September 11, 2009 at 8:15:00 PM GMT+2
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