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I've caught a cold and I'm breastfeeding. do i give my baby meds and i take some too? what meds are safe while…

I've caught a cold and I'm breastfeeding. do i give my baby meds and i take some too? what meds are safe while breastfeeding?

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thompsonmomma

Lindsey

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You don't have to take baby medicine. My doctor told me that you can do caugh drops. Robitussin is fine too and Tylenol and ibuprofen

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Emily

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Tylenol and ibuprofen and keep breastfeeding because it will give you baby antibodies to help prevent him or her from getting sick. Don't give baby anything unless they get sick 😊

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