Here's some important information about giving Kuka to a 1-year-old baby:

1. Understanding Kuka:

   • Kuka appears to be a medication or supplement, but it is essential to confirm the exact product and its ingredients before giving it to an infant. This ensures safety and appropriateness.

2. Safety for 1-Year-Olds:

   • The safety of Kuka for a 1-year-old depends on its formulation and intended use. Generally, any medication or supplement should only be given to infants after consulting a pediatrician (a doctor specializing in children's health).

3. Dosage Guidelines:

   • Dosage for infants is carefully calculated based on the specific product concentration, the baby's weight, and health status. Without precise information on Kuka’s formulation, it is not possible to recommend a safe dose.

4. Administration Instructions:

   • Medications for infants are often given as oral drops or syrups for ease and accuracy. Use the measuring device provided with the product to ensure correct dosing.
   • Administer slowly and calmly to avoid choking, and ensure the baby is in an upright position.

5. When to Seek Medical Advice:

   • Watch for any signs of allergic reactions such as rash, swelling, difficulty breathing, or unusual behavior.
   • If any adverse symptoms occur, seek immediate medical attention.

6. Additional Recommendations:

   • Always keep medications out of reach of children to prevent accidental ingestion.
   • Maintain a medication log and strictly follow the pediatrician’s instructions.

Please consult a pediatrician before giving Kuka or any new medication to your baby to ensure safety and proper dosing.