Need help with supplements for an infant

redheadedmommy

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we give vitamins in a syringe mixed w/ food.. like peaches mix it up with a spoon full of food in a medicine cup and suck it up the syringe(10ml) she takes it all down and doesnt spit it up!
 

redheadedmommy

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we give vitamins in a syringe mixed w/ food.. like peaches mix it up with a spoon full of food in a medicine cup and suck it up the syringe(10ml) she takes it all down and doesnt spit it up!
 

redheadedmommy

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we give vitamins in a syringe mixed w/ food.. like peaches mix it up with a spoon full of food in a medicine cup and suck it up the syringe(10ml) she takes it all down and doesnt spit it up!
 

KeiraMomDad

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My doc has always told us to give the vitamax at a different feeding than the prevacid, since the prevacid can cause the vitamins to not absorb as well.
 

KeiraMomDad

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My doc has always told us to give the vitamax at a different feeding than the prevacid, since the prevacid can cause the vitamins to not absorb as well.
 

KeiraMomDad

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My doc has always told us to give the vitamax at a different feeding than the prevacid, since the prevacid can cause the vitamins to not absorb as well.
 

ashmomo

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For some lucky reason I have not had much trouble getting my kids to take any meds. I have always just added the salt to the applesauce. My 5 year old hates when I do it now by surprise, cuz I only do it if she hasn't eaten enough things for me to add extra salt to all day.

But when Jordin was fighting taking her meds for a short period I would squirt it into an empty nipple and she would suck it out. Then I woul exchange for her bottle. Maybe you could try that, just mix the salt with a very small amount of formula and have him suck that out of the nipple then give him his regular bottle. That way it would only be a few sucks, maybe stronger but less.

Hope you find something that works!
 

ashmomo

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For some lucky reason I have not had much trouble getting my kids to take any meds. I have always just added the salt to the applesauce. My 5 year old hates when I do it now by surprise, cuz I only do it if she hasn't eaten enough things for me to add extra salt to all day.

But when Jordin was fighting taking her meds for a short period I would squirt it into an empty nipple and she would suck it out. Then I woul exchange for her bottle. Maybe you could try that, just mix the salt with a very small amount of formula and have him suck that out of the nipple then give him his regular bottle. That way it would only be a few sucks, maybe stronger but less.

Hope you find something that works!
 

ashmomo

New member
For some lucky reason I have not had much trouble getting my kids to take any meds. I have always just added the salt to the applesauce. My 5 year old hates when I do it now by surprise, cuz I only do it if she hasn't eaten enough things for me to add extra salt to all day.
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<br />But when Jordin was fighting taking her meds for a short period I would squirt it into an empty nipple and she would suck it out. Then I woul exchange for her bottle. Maybe you could try that, just mix the salt with a very small amount of formula and have him suck that out of the nipple then give him his regular bottle. That way it would only be a few sucks, maybe stronger but less.
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<br />Hope you find something that works!
 

ambrozhe

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I have found a little medibottle device from my local walmart and babiesrus. It holds the vitamins with 1/2 oz of breastmilk and sometimes the salt and then I feed it to DS before a full bottle. That way I know he is taking all of the vitamins even if he doesn't take all of his bottle.
 

ambrozhe

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I have found a little medibottle device from my local walmart and babiesrus. It holds the vitamins with 1/2 oz of breastmilk and sometimes the salt and then I feed it to DS before a full bottle. That way I know he is taking all of the vitamins even if he doesn't take all of his bottle.
 

ambrozhe

New member
I have found a little medibottle device from my local walmart and babiesrus. It holds the vitamins with 1/2 oz of breastmilk and sometimes the salt and then I feed it to DS before a full bottle. That way I know he is taking all of the vitamins even if he doesn't take all of his bottle.
 
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