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Babies as young as three months can take medication. Generally, medication should be given about one hour after feeding, not immediately after a full meal, as this may cause vomiting and affect the quality of medication. Additionally, it is important to use the correct method for administering medication. For less bitter or less aromatic medications, you can add a small amount of sugar water to a cup or bottle and feed it to the baby. For stronger-smelling medications, mix the liquid medication or powdered medication with a small amount of sugar water, then feed it to the baby along the corner of the mouth and the side of the tongue, withdrawing the spoon just as the baby is about to swallow. Wishing the baby good health.