Depends on the weight of the child. Children's benadryl i usually in a concentration of 12.5 mg per tsp. so the typical toddler will probably get 1/2 tsp. By age 4 or 5 the dosage will increase to 1 tsp.
Propper dosage is 0.5mg per pound. In this case 36 lb x 0.5mg = 18mg of medication. Of course you should consult your healthcare provider or pharmacist to confirm dosages.
5mg but only if your doctor recommends it
None. Benadryl (generic name: diphenydramine) can have disastrous effects if given to children that young. Call your pediatrician or pharmacist for better options.
can you give a 10 year old Benadryl and an inhaler
not unless directed otherwise by a pediatrician
you can its just that it will have the side effect drowsyness.
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In minute doses yes, but try Zyrtec (cetirizine) for allergy help.
It is certainly not advisable to give benadryl daily to make a child sleep.
500mg is too much; give half of that or 250mg.
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225 mg
It depends on if your one year old is sick or not. If the baby is sick then you could give it some babby tylenol and if the baby is not sick then the baby might just be teething.
You should give it away, or xcel will give you $50.