In order to evaluate the appropriate values of vitamins in infant and follow-up formula standard of China, this study has taken the vitamins in current national standard as the research objects. The vitamins content data of human milk was inquired and the reference of vitamins for infants and young children, the vitamins intakes, and the health effect of lack/excess were discussed. The commercial products content and other information which had published in recent years has been collected. Moreover, the international organization and other national standards were compared. Based on the analysis, the revision of vitamins appropriate values of China formula standards were recommended. The paper included all the vitamins in infant and follow-up formula standards, proposed suggestions for revision of some vitamins content (including vitamin A, vitamin D, vitamin B₁, vitamin B₂, niacin, folic acid, and pantothenic acid), and put forward the upper limit of the vitamins which have not a maximum in current standards. The results are expected giving proper suggestions to the vitamins content revision in national formula standards of China, so that further ensuring the nutrition and health of infants and young children.