Less milk is better: If a liquid medicine for kids does not say something like "do not take with milk or dairy" on it, a parent can mix it with a little bit of milk, maybe 1-2 ounces. AFTER the child drinks all that, the parent can offer the rest of the milk or meal. That's to avoid the situation of a child drinking only 3 ounces of a 4-ounce bottle (that got mixed with medicine) and getting only 3/4 of her medicine.
Answered 2/4/2020
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