Baby Syrups and Oral Drops
It's hard when your baby is sick. When they are infants, it's a guessing game to figure out what her cries mean. Is it
oral drops?
Baby Syrups
Administering baby syrup can be a tedious job. Often using a baby
medicine dispenseris the best way to give your baby medicine.
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Baby Dispensers: Measure the syrup and pour into an easy dispenser to make sure your baby gets the right amount of medicine.
* Cough Syrup:
Cough syrup should not be used on infants; it is recommended for children 6 and older. Consult your baby's doctor or pharmacist. Honey is a natural cough suppressant, but is not recommended for babies under 1 year old.
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Guaifenesin Syrup: You should consult a doctor before giving a baby or child cough syrup, as over the counter cough syrups can be dangerous.
Baby Oral Drops
There are so many choices when it comes to oral drops. They can help with many of your baby's ailments.
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Cough Drops: Only for older children and should be limited throughout the day.
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baby bulb syringe to suck out the excess.
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baby bottles that also reduce colic.
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Gas Drops: Can eliminate the gas bubbles that cause baby's belly pains.
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temperatures are fighting infection off, but call your baby's doctor if they get too high.
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teething drops over your baby's gums to reduce swelling and pain.
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