DD is on reflux meds. She's always hated them, but until a couple weeks ago, I could make it work. Now, I can't get her to take them. I've tried mixing with breast milk, putting them in a bottle nipple, everything. I've even asked at the pharmacy if they can change the flavor, but they can't. As soon as she realizes its the medicine, she holds her mouth closed or spits it out. It makes me feel TERRIBLE cause I have to hold her mouth open by pinching her cheeks together (make her make the fish face) to even get it in.
She does this with her Vit D drops too, but I'm just going to get some that only take a drop or two and hope that will work.
She NEEDS this, how do I get her to take it!!
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She's figured out how to get that back up too. This kid is DETERMINED to not take this stuff.
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I mix the meds with milk and he never knows the difference.
Not sure what med she is on but our daughter is on Previcid and we fill the script at a compounding pharmacy so they can flavor it for us...grape, bubble gum or cherry
I give her a small drop at a time while she is lying on the floor playing on her gym mat
My daughter has acid reflux. She hates the taste of her medicine. She's on Zantac. I called and asked the pharmacist if I could put it in her bottle. She said it would be ok. I've been putting it in LO's formula or I give it to her in a bottle of pedialyte. I give her just 3 ounces so I know she'll finish it. I haven't had any issues with this method. Good Luck.
Our precious girl, born at 27 weeks.