It’s important to know the specific medicine involved because freezing can affect different medications in various ways. Some medicines lose effectiveness or change in safety when frozen, while others might remain okay.

Here are some general points to consider:

• Check the medicine label or leaflet: It often includes storage instructions and warnings about freezing.
• Look for changes: If the medicine has changed color, texture, or smell after freezing, do not use it.
• Consult your pharmacist or doctor: They can provide the safest advice based on the exact medicine.

If you are unsure, it's best not to give the frozen medicine to your child until you get professional advice. Safety is the priority, especially for young children. If needed, you can get a replacement from your healthcare provider or pharmacy.

Please consult a pediatrician or pharmacist to ensure the medicine is safe for your child.