A spoon full of sugar...

[{sarah}]

I must find who that was so I can give proper credit

ETA: It was Mother Goose - http://forums.bellybelly.com.au/foru...-medicine.html

[Lulu]

Tell him he can't have it.

[Pandora]

Tell him he can't have it.

That's what works here.

[~clover~]

I use milo. We did strawberry milk when DD2 was in hossy & after she got out. Didn't work coz she gets strawberry milk. Milo is mine. They don't have it often, so she felt very priveledged & I made it very strong, lol. Hot (warm) milo was even better, coz I'd pretend we were having 'coffee' together.

In hossy the nurses wrapped her & held her squirting it into her cheek, but she ended up throwing it back up after coz she got so worked up. You could try that though. I do it with DS & it works.

[Novella]

My dd wont take it unless she can hold the syringe herself. She has to do everything herself at the moment

[Nai]

Literally - a spoonful of sugar DD1 won't take it unless I am holding some chocolate in the other hand to give to her as soon as she has taken it! I buy the kinder chocolate bars in a pack and break off one square for her. It's about the size of her fingernail it's so small but it works a treat.