Should I wake her up to stick to the schedule? Last time this happened, we were giving her morning, noon, and night at the same time as meals.

No, you should not wake your child up to give them antibiotics. It is important for them to rest during sleep for proper recovery. It is recommended to space out the doses as much as possible between morning, bedtime, and an extra dose in between, even if it is less than 8 hours between doses during the day. Food is not necessary for taking this antibiotic.

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Should I wake her up to stick to the schedule? Last time this happened, we were giving her morning, noon, and night at the same time as meals.

No, you should not wake your child up to give them antibiotics. It is important for them to rest during sleep for proper recovery. It is recommended to space out the doses as much as possible between morning, bedtime, and an extra dose in between, even if it is less than 8 hours between doses during the day. Food is not necessary for taking this antibiotic.