cough and cold medications

When Should You Avoid These Medications?

- Age Restrictions: Avoid giving OTC cough and cold medications to children under 2 years old.
- Allergies: Be cautious if your child has any known allergies to medication ingredients.
- Existing Health Conditions: Children with chronic health issues like asthma or heart conditions should not take these medications without consulting a healthcare provider.

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