What are some tips when feeding my child?

Many parents are very afraid to give their children medicine, because the child may cry all the time at this time, and the child may not want to take the medicine. Therefore, parents must find some small tricks, and at this time we must attract the attention of children, but do not force their children to take medicine, otherwise it will easily lead to some psychological pressure on children, and children may have some psychological shadows on taking medicine in the future.

I am also very curious about this problem, because in real life, many mothers do not know how to feed their children, because the child will cry all the time at this time, so the mother may force her child to take medicine, but this method is not good for the child's growth, and the next time you feed the child medicine, the child will have a psychological shadow, so we should also pay attention to the relevant problems at this time. We can give medicine to small children, but we must pay attention to the method at this time.

We don't need to be too nervous because every child may encounter such problems in real life. Therefore, we must care more about our children in life, and at this time we should provide some good growth environment for children, and we must not force our children, otherwise children are also prone to many problems, and these problems need to attract our attention, so we don't need to feel very nervous.

We can give medicine to small children, but we don't want them to take too much. And we must master some small skills, at this time you must not force your child to take medicine, otherwise the child is also prone to a lot of problems. We can attract the attention of the child, and at this time you can use a small spoon to give the medicine to the child, so that the child is more receptive.

Before giving your child medicine, be sure to coax your child well. Parents should blow the medicine to cool down first, and do not burn the child. Before giving the medicine to the child, parents should promise to give the child a reward for taking the medicine.

Parents should be especially cautious when giving their children medicine. Parents should not only avoid their children being burned, but also avoid their children being choked.

When feeding the child medicine, you can coax the child to let the child feed the medicine, which is also better for the child's body, and at the same time will not let the child have any shadow, because at the beginning, the child's taste buds are not very strong.

When feeding your child medicine, you can deceive your child to let him take medicine, which is better for the child's body and can avoid any problems with the child.

Introduction: Here are some tips when giving your child medicine: use a medicine feeder, give the medicine a different image, and reward toys or snacks.

Babies will be very resistant to taking medicine when they are young, some parents choose to forcibly feed the baby, not only destroy the parent-child relationship but also often waste the drug, the most important thing is that forced feeding may cause the baby to be choked. Today, let's learn the tips for feeding your child medicine.

The traditional method of feeding the medicine is to stuff it into the baby's mouth with a spoon and feed it little by little, this method will leave the bitter taste of the medicine on the tongue, and the baby of course refuses to cooperate and struggles desperately. Parents can purchase a feeder to assist with medication feeding. The common feeders mainly include dropper type and syringe type, which have scales inside, and the amount of medicine can be clearly seen.

When using the feeder, pour the medicine along the base of the baby's tongue and try to avoid too much of the medicine staying on the sensitive tongue. It should be noted that if the baby is crying and shortness of breath at this time, do not continue to feed the medicine, otherwise even if the feeder is used, it may also cause the baby to choke on the medicine, and in severe cases, it may even lead to lung infection or suffocation.

Many babies have the habit of competing for what their parents eat and drink, and sometimes parents just pick up the snack bag, and the child reaches out and grabs it. Therefore, parents can put the medicine in the bag of food that the baby likes to eat, or put it in the drink bottle for the baby to drink. Before giving the baby the medicine, the parents pretend to take a sip first, and let the baby rush over and voluntarily drink the medicine.

Babies are naturally fond of toys and snacks, especially candy. When feeding the baby medicine, if the baby obediently drinks a sip of medicine, parents can give appropriate rewards, such as preparing some fun toys or a handful of candies, so that the child will finish the medicine in one go in order to get what he likes. However, candy and medicine should be avoided together, you can let the baby pinch in your hand first, and then give the baby candy after taking the medicine.

The tip is that parents can try to buy some smaller medicines, and then put this medicine directly in the child's food for the child to eat, so that it will be easier and the child will not be particularly resistant.

You can guide your child to choose some medicines that taste better for your children to eat, so that children know the importance of taking medicines, which can be placed in food and can be packaged differently.

You can feed your child medicine through the medicine feeder, you can also prepare some candy for your child, you can prepare some toys for your child, you can also prepare some rewards for your child, and you can also prepare some juice for your child, so that your child can take medicine better, these are all good tips.

When giving medicine to your child, you need to distract your child from the side, or you can mix the medicine in your child's meal and feed your child.

Feeder. This feeder is not a syringe type bought at a baby store. I also bought the syringe type, and it doesn't work at all.

It's laborious. The one I'm using now is a fever reducer. I gave it when I bought it in the fever reducer box.

The fever reducer, if memory serves, is ibuprofen. The dropper type is particularly easy to use. For your three questions:

First, if you want to feed liquid, put very little water, and the medicine can melt. Just a bowl of water at the bottom. Second, you can't pinch your nose, it's easy to choke.

Third, cough a few times, I think it's because you pinched the child's nose, so you coughed. This is also a normal physiological response for children. If you use the dropper feeder I said, you don't have this problem.

It is recommended to buy one. My child has been using it since he was less than a year old and has been washing it thoroughly every time.

No matter how small the baby can be directly spooned, the powder or flake medicine dissolved into the spoon, the bitter medicine is slightly sweetened, gently pinch the baby's cheeks, so that its mouth opens, and then use the spoon to directly press the root of the tongue to send in, the baby is pressed the root of the tongue, unconsciously swallowed. My baby was fed medicine like this when he was young, which was very convenient.

Wait until the baby is old enough to understand what an adult says, and you can use the first method.

But remember one thing, no matter how old the baby is after taking the medicine, don't make me cry, crying just after taking the medicine is easy to hook vomiting, because after the medicine is eaten, it takes 20 minutes to 30 minutes to digest and absorb it, if you cry and vomit, it will be in vain.