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| An advisory committee at the Food and Drug Administration in January 2008 said: (over-the-counter cold and cough medicines do not work for children under the age of 2) The American Academy of Pediatrics applauded the decision by the Food and Drug Administration, saying: "These medicines are ineffective and can have serious side effects. There are other ways to treat cold and cough symptoms." The American Academy of Pediatrics suggests: -- moisturizing the air with a vaporizer or hydrator -- using saltwater (saline) nose drops to dry up a runny nose -- using a rubber nose (suction) bulb to clear up congestion -- feeding the child warm soft chicken soup if possible -- giving the child plenty of filtered water because water is a natural expectorant -- using a humidifier to help loosen the child's cough. Clean the humidifier to prevent mold and bacteria buildup. But, keep the humidity in the home at 50% or below -- consulting a pediatrician |