Baby meds to have on hand?

Re: Baby meds to have on hand?

• pahokie

  February 2010

  Mylicon! Target and CVS both have store brands.  I don't like the dropper for the CVS one, though - it is hard to see how much is in the tube.

  DD1 is 3, DD2 is 1.

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• KristelRobin

  February 2010

  Definitely the tylenol.  And mylicon drops.

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• ShannonLK

  February 2010

  Thank you for the Mylicon suggestions.  Completely forgot about that.

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• indianasunshine member

  February 2010

  Little Noses Saline drops

  a good aspirator!  

  We have to clean out Miller's nose all of the time! 

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• YaraC

  February 2010

  indianasunshine:

  Little Noses Saline drops

  a good aspirator!  

  We have to clean out Miller's nose all of the time! 

  This. 

  Gripe Water- great for hiccups even though they say they don't bother LO's. They bother me.
  

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• stever member

  February 2010

  Little Noses Saline Drops in case LO is congested.
  

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• iluvtom member

  February 2010

  Mylicon, aquaphor, tylenol, and oragel. Those are my recs. Also when teething gets really bad benadryl too
  

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• Pesky member

  February 2010

  Tylenol, little noses saline spray/drops (you can get the aspirator at the hospital -- take 2 -- they are usually the best kind anyway), gas drops.

  Later on, Hylands Teething tablets.  Not an orajel fan (and DD hated it).  Might want to keep some juice boxes of apple or pear juice on hand to help if constipated (talk to your pedi first and oftentimes a little water (like a dropperful) can do the same trick when very little).  After 6 mos you'll want Baby Motrin -- it works better oftentimes for teething and ear infection pain but can be rougher on the stomach.

  
  
  DD -- 5YO
  DS -- 3YO
  

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