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January 12, 2009
A Spoonful of Sugar, Peanut Butter, or Grape Juice: How to Get Kids to Take Their Medicine
What is it about some kids? Some kids take their medicine (ok, expect the really disgusting ones) without a peep. Some even love the taste of medicines and ask for them when they’re not ill at all. I was one of these strange kids. Grape-flavored dimetapp was definitely incentive to develop a little sniffle. Most [...]
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Tags: child, health, Kids, Medicine, Parenting, pediatrics