chewable tablets

How to Administer Chewable Tablets?

Administering chewable tablets is relatively straightforward:
Ensure the child is seated upright.
Instruct the child to chew the tablet thoroughly before swallowing.
Provide a small amount of water afterward to help with swallowing, if needed.

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