"My baby (4 months) is taking vitamin B6. I add my milk to dilute the powder. Do you have a recipe I can use to make the taste not so bad?"

I recommend only using breast milk to dilute the powder for a 4-month-old baby. You can try giving the diluted powder using a syringe to bypass the taste buds and get it closer to the throat. It's also a good idea to use as little milk as possible and offer the breast immediately after giving the dose. When the baby is older, you can try diluting the powder in applesauce or other sweet snacks.

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"My baby (4 months) is taking vitamin B6. I add my milk to dilute the powder. Do you have a recipe I can use to make the taste not so bad?"

I recommend only using breast milk to dilute the powder for a 4-month-old baby. You can try giving the diluted powder using a syringe to bypass the taste buds and get it closer to the throat. It's also a good idea to use as little milk as possible and offer the breast immediately after giving the dose. When the baby is older, you can try diluting the powder in applesauce or other sweet snacks.