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Newborn Medicines Parents Guide
Having a new baby is really special, but it also means taking care of them and keeping them healthy. Sometimes babies can feel a little sick or uncomfortable, and that's when knowing about certain medicines can help. In this guide, we'll talk about some important medicines that parents should know about for their newborns. We'll explain what they're used for, how much to use, and when to ask a doctor for help.
Baby Tylenol (Acetaminophen)
This is a medicine that can help bring down a fever and make your baby feel better if they're not feeling well. It's important to give the right amount, so it's a good idea to ask a doctor or follow the instructions on the bottle.
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Get A Second OpinionBaby Advil or Motrin (Ibuprofen)
This medicine can also help with fever and pain. It's okay for babies who are older than six months. It can be used when babies are teething or have a little ache.
Nose Drops for Stuffy Noses
Sometimes babies can have a hard time breathing through their noses, especially when they're sick. These drops can help make their noses feel better and help them breathe easier.
Drops for Gas
Babies can sometimes have gas in their tummies that makes them uncomfortable. These drops can help with that and make their tummies feel better.
Cream for Diaper Rash
If your baby's skin gets irritated from wearing diapers, this cream can help. It puts a barrier on their skin to protect it and make it feel better.
Vitamin D Drops
Vitamin D is important for strong bones. Sometimes babies need extra vitamin D, especially if they're breastfeeding.
Drops for Colic
Colic is when babies cry a lot because their tummies hurt. These drops have things that can make their tummies feel better and help them stop crying.
Cream for Skin Problems
If your baby has a rash or an infection on their skin, this cream can help make it better.
Drink for Dehydration
If your baby is not drinking enough and feels very thirsty, a special drink can help them feel better by giving them important things their body needs.
Thermometer
This is not a medicine, but it's important to have. It helps you check if your baby has a fever by measuring their temperature.
Conclusion
Knowing about these medicines can help you take care of your baby when they're not feeling their best. But always remember, before giving any medicine to your baby, it's really important to ask a doctor first. They can tell you the right way to use the medicine and make sure your baby gets better. Your doctor is the best person to help you keep your baby healthy and happy.
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Book an AppointmentFrequently Asked Questions
Only give medicine to your baby when the doctor says it's okay. Follow the doctor's advice and how much to give.
No, babies need special medicine made for them. Don't give your medicine to your baby.
If your baby is sick or has a fever, talk to the doctor. They'll tell you if the medicine is needed.
It's best to ask the doctor before giving any cough or cold medicine to your baby.
If your baby spits out medicine, wait for the next dose. Ask the doctor if you're not sure.
Check with the doctor before changing how the medicine is given. Some medicines can't be mixed with food.
Some medicines might have side effects. Ask the doctor about this before giving any medicine.
If your baby gets a rash or has trouble breathing after taking medicine, get help right away.
Always give the whole amount of medicine the doctor said, even if your baby feels better.
Put medicine where your baby can't reach, and follow the directions for storage.
Don't use medicine to make your baby sleep without asking the doctor first.
Ask the doctor before using any natural remedies. Some might not be safe.
If your baby throws up right after medicine, ask the doctor what to do.
Ask the doctor before taking medicine while breastfeeding.
Use a notebook or timer to help you remember. Always do what the doctor said for giving medicine.
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