Gentle guidance, don't force medication.
When giving medicine to your baby, you must be guided gently, and you should not force the medicine, so as not to cause psychological shadow to your baby.
Creative participation makes drugs more delicious.
Some babies are afraid of bitter or strong-smelling drugs. At this time, juice or syrup can be skillfully added to make the medicine more delicious.
Make good use of induction and let the baby accept it naturally.
Use gentle tone and candy biscuits as small rewards to guide your baby to take medicine naturally.
Check carefully to make sure that the medicine is correct.
Before giving medicine to your baby, you must carefully check the information on the medicine bag, such as name, date, medication time, etc., to ensure that the medicine is correct.
Read the instructions carefully and use drugs safely.
There are usually detailed instructions on the packaging of drugs, including side effects and ingredients. Parents must read carefully before taking medicine and consult a doctor in time to ensure the safety of medication.
Throw away the medicine after eating, leaving no hidden dangers.
Drugs should be discarded after every meal, not kept. External use drugs should also be used up within the specified time to avoid leaving hidden dangers.
Use drugs with caution.
Adult medicine must not be given to babies, even if it is reduced. Drugs cannot be exchanged between different babies to avoid unexpected situations.
Be careful when taking it with milk.
Some drugs are not suitable to be taken with milk, such as sulfonamides, which will reduce the efficacy and need to be used with caution.
Observe the baby's reaction after taking the medicine.
Some drugs may have side effects, such as a rapid heartbeat. Observe the baby's reaction closely after taking the medicine, and consult the doctor in time if there is any abnormality.
Stop allergic reaction immediately.
If your baby has any discomfort or allergic reaction after taking the medicine, you should stop taking the medicine immediately and consult a doctor to avoid affecting your baby's health.