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1. The list doesn’t stop there. Also included is: (from CNN)
   The over-the-counter cold medications for infants that are being voluntarily withdrawn are:

   • Dimetapp Decongestant Plus Cough Infant Drops

   • Dimetapp Decongestant Infant Drops

   • Little Colds Decongestant Plus Cough

   • Little Colds Multi-Symptom Cold Formula

   • Pediacare Infant Drops Decongestant (containing pseudoephedrine)

   • Pediacare Infant Drops Decongestant & Cough (containing pseudoephedrine)

   • Pediacare Infant Dropper Decongestant (containing phenylephrine)

   • Pediacare Infant Dropper Long-Acting Cough

   • Pediacare Infant Dropper Decongestant & Cough (containing phenylephrine)

   • Robitussin Infant Cough DM Drops

   • Triaminic Infant & Toddler Thin Strips Decongestant

   • Triaminic Infant & Toddler Thin Strips Decongestant Plus Cough

   • Tylenol Concentrated Infants’ Drops Plus Cold

   • Tylenol Concentrated Infants’ Drops Plus Cold & Cough

2. thank you YW amd concernedmommy for these valuable posts

3. I always felt those cough syrups do nothing. WOn’t give to my kids OVER age two either. We just like to give stuff to our kids so we can think we’re doing “something”. Hey – how about giving our kids healthy food instead of painted, chemicalized, processed garbage they eat for breakfast lunch and supper? That’s doing “something.”

4. IF YOUR CHILD HAS A COLD YOU SHOULD PURCHASE A HUMIDIFIER FOR THEIR ROOM. YOU SHOULD ALSO RUN THE HOT WATER IN YOUR BATHROOM AND CLOSE THE DOOR SO THAT THE STEAM STAYS IN THE BATHROOM AND HAVE YOUR CHILD SIT THERE FOR A FEW MINUTES .THIS ADVICE WILL BE ALOT BETTER THAN TAKING CAUGH DROP MEDICATIONS.

5. what are the side effects?