No but I'm waiting for other to reply. My daughter was ok as long as we bought grape..but then that changed too...at one point she drank it out of the cup now we're back to the dropper and its a 2 person job!

My daughter was on a lot of meds as a baby. Do you do a pacifier cuz we did that for a few months. Id mix a tiny bit of juice in with the mess and shed suck it down. If ur doing sippy cups try doing half n ounce of juice with the meds and see if she take it that way. Maybe mixing it in with a lil applesauce might work too. Did you ask your pharmacist? They might be able to give you tips. Good luck.

I found that if we give our son meds when he is semi sleeping or relaxing then he does not fight it so much. Would she take it from a spoon? Put 1/4 of the dropper on the spoon and feed it to her that way?

(I'm knocking on wood all over the place here!)

My daughter actually really likes to take medicine. She asks for it even when she doesn't need it. She is usually the one to remind me about her vitamin in the AM. And I suppose perhaps she likes the taste (although I dunno, I think all that liquid crap tastes horrible!) but she actually really likes to suck on the dropper/syringe thingy. So I load up the dropper, she opens her mouth, I squirt it in and then let her walk around sucking on it for a while. Eventually she loses interest and gives it back and I wash it before I put it back in the bottle.

The other thing is that we call it "magic" -- i.e. magic belly is Mylicon, magic nose is that baby saline mist stuff (which she also likes to have done) and magic medicine is tylenol and motrin. We tell her, "this is magic and it will make you feel better," and make it a big positive thing. It could be that she senses that you are tense about it and that makes her tense.

My little girl is 2 and I am still finding ways to giver her the meds. I have tried to hide it in her framage frais, this works for a short time only as she worked out what I was doing. I have tried hiding it in her juice or a small amout of milk, that didn't work for me. I have tried to hold her down and use a syringe and I would get most of it down. I felt really bad for doing it, but I know she needed the meds and had to find a way. Now I have to tell her that she needs the meds and I will give her a treat afterwards. She will still put up a fight, but once she realises that I will not give in, she will take it off a spoon and sometimes take it herself. I then give her her treat as promised.
If anyone has a great way I would like to know too.

in the past, i have mixed medicine into a cup of apple sauce, and my 2 year old didn't even notice the difference. Also, I find if I let him smell it first and guess the flavour, it helps too. But of course, most of the time its a huge battle where we have to pin him down!