This study is a clinical trial to compare the prevalence of Vitamin D deficiency and therapeutic response to identical oral vitamin D therapy between obese and non-obese children. Inclusion criteria include: Ages between 2 to 14 years and Exclusion criteria include: Body Mass Index between 85 to 95 percentile for age, Ingestion of vitamin D, Multivitamin supplements usage, Anticonvulsants usage, Systemic corticosteroids usage, and chronic diseases. Study participants are children 2 to 14 years age, referring to endocrine clinic, vaccination clinic and general clinic. The sample size is 90 (45 in each group). After blood sampling, children with serum 25 hydroxy Vitamin D less than 30 Nano gram per milliliter of both groups, will be treated by 300,000 IU oral Vitamin D in 6 weeks (50,000 IU as a pearl, once a week).2-6 weeks after the treatment, Serum 25 hydroxy Vitamin D will be measured again. Assessment of differentiation in response to therapy between obese and non-obese groups is due to comparing their means of Vitamin D status before and after treatment.