MhizzAJ:
I've not given birth yet
I'm still looking for a husband and i know he's a nairalander

thesicilian:

Drugging a child just for your own comfort?! No loving parent does this!

Farmerforlife:

Is that what you do?
Giving them drugs to make them sleep is a very bad idea.

rentAcock:
Also, if you are flying with little children, try to keep them quiet. Sometimes giving them cough syrup right before takeoff would help keep them to sleep until arrival. Nobody likes a crying child.

TONYE001:


Drug abuse. Dear parents, kindly ignore this suggestion.

achillesfoot:
Be careful what you wish for.

rentAcock:


That's what more parents need to do, it's nobody's fault if you cannot control your child.

Farmerforlife:

More parents need to drug their children? All the more reason why enforcing drug prescription before sale has become imperative.

MhizzAJ:
I've not given birth yet
I'm still looking for a husband and i know he's a nairalander

MhizzAJ:
I've not given birth yet I'm still looking for a husband and i know he's a nairalander

NwanyiAwkaetiti:
Yes sir

rentAcock:


Call it drugging all you want and no amount of prescription enforcement will prevent it from happening. Children get cold and cough regularly so a cough syrup will always be readily available in any home with kids, prescription enforcement or not . You sound like the type of parent that will let your kids cry uncontrollably in a plane.

HAH:
thank you very much now anytime I will travel with kids bitter kola will be my companion

Farmerforlife:


Obviously you know nothing about medicine. Not all cough drugs can put a child to sleep. The ones that do should be prescribed because of parents like you.

Since you asked politely, I am the type of parent that does not need to resort to the abusively clueless and escapist 'parenting' style of using harmful drugs to make my children behave. What would you do to your children when they are bigger, and still have not been taught about proper public behaviour? Put them on heroin?

Try talking to your children instead, and give them tasks to do suitable for their ages. Read or tell stories to the younger ones, or play mind games. There are dozens of things that a parent can do to keep their kids intelligently engaged, instead of dumbing them down with drugs and keeping them in a permanent stupor.

rentAcock:


Call it what you want, I bet your creche does even worse.

rentAcock:
Also, if you are flying with little children, try to keep them quiet. Sometimes giving them cough syrup right before takeoff would help keep them to sleep until arrival. Nobody likes a crying child.

achillesfoot:
Be careful what you wish for.

Britishcoins:
This reminds me of what happened when I was 8 years in 1999, traveling from Enugu to lagos for holiday.
I nearly poo inside "Ekenedilichukwu trans." long luxurious. Thank God for my mom quick intervention, she makes that powerful bus to park.

Odegbami1:


So therefore, if in 1999, you are 8 years, 2018 - 1999 + 8 years = 27+ depending on your month. Pupu child

rentAcock:


You are obviously a dullard, ALL cough syrups have some form of codiene, morphine, antihistamine and opiod. These agents work by suppressing efferent motor signals from being sent to your lungs for trachea contraction (cough). Their side effect is drowsiness hence the reason people feel sleepy after taking cough syrup. Adult doses obviously will contain higher doses of codeine, histamine or opiods, but all cough medications contain some amount of these chemicals, that's how they suppress cough!! You obviously lack knowledge in pharmacology, maybe next time do some research before making a fool of yourself online.

Farmerforlife:


You shouldn't use big words that you don't understand or write about things you know nothing of. It just makes you look silly. If the above 'conclusion' is the result of your research, then you need to review your methods.

rentAcock:


Ok you will be ignored now, you have just proven to me that you are a certified slowpoke.

rentAcock:


You are obviously a dullard, ALL cough syrups have some form of codiene, morphine, antihistamine and opiod. These agents work by suppressing efferent motor signals from being sent to your lungs for trachea contraction (cough). Their side effect is drowsiness hence the reason people feel sleepy after taking cough syrup. Adult doses obviously will contain higher doses of codeine, histamine or opiods, but all cough medications contain some amount of these chemicals, that's how they suppress cough!! You obviously lack knowledge in pharmacology, maybe next time do some research before making a fool of yourself online.