Baby

10 things to avoid with your baby

Syrup

Health Canada advises against giving cough medicine to children under 6 years old, in syrup, pill or suppository form. In addition to being of no use against cough, these syrups could be dangerous for your child. If your baby is coughing a lot, place a humidifier in his room, give him enough water and consult a doctor if his cough lasts more than 5 days.


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