3-year-old babies can communicate well with their parents, so parents should first implement a gentle policy, talk to their babies and be reasonable. Some children are actually useful, but if children just don't buy them, parents should be serious, and children usually look at their faces. I have tried this method, and it is more effective.
Give a demonstration yourself and breast-feed your baby in the game.
You can play the game of doctors treating patients with your children, take out the small medical toys at home, and guide your children to drink medicine while playing with them. If the child says it is bitter, you can take a sip first and tell the child that although it is a bit bitter, the baby is a strong baby and can be guided slowly.
You don't have to really embarrass your baby by changing bitter medicine into sweet medicine.
To tell the truth, some medicines are really bitter, and adults can't stand them, let alone children. But it depends on what disease the baby has. If you just have a cold and cough, you can go to the drugstore to buy "sweet medicine", such as baby cough syrup.
Children really don't drink, don't force them to drink, think of other ways.
If the child is really that stubborn temper, and whatever method you use is the kind that completely resists taking medicine, then parents will have to think of other ways. Don't force children to drink. Put yourself in their shoes. Of course, they don't want to be forced to do things they don't like. You can add some sugar to the medicine to reduce some bitterness, and then prepare a glass of juice. After drinking the medicine, have a glass of juice.
Drug abuse incentive law.
Tell your baby clearly that if you take medicine, your mother will give you a favorite candy or buy the toy you always want. For some babies, this method may come in handy, because after all, not all babies are afraid of bitter medicine, but psychologically resist taking medicine.
Family cooperation law.
If the children don't take medicine, then the family will cooperate with the drama. For example, if the mother wants to take medicine and the child doesn't take it, well, if she doesn't take it, then give her an injection. Then my father will pretend to pick up the phone and call the doctor. At this time, grandma will open the door again, saying that the doctor is coming and ready to open the door. Babies of this age must have been vaccinated. Think about the pain of your own injection. It's better to take medicine. Just take it.