Tummy Soft Drops contain probiotics and digestive enzymes such as Bacillus coagulans, Alpha amylase, Papain, and Lactase, which are generally safe for infants, so giving 1 ml once to an 8‑month‑old is unlikely to cause serious harm even though it is more than the usual prescribed dose; however, because every baby can respond differently, it is important to watch closely for any unusual symptoms like vomiting, diarrhea, rash, or excessive sleepiness, and seek medical advice promptly if anything concerning arises.

Tummy Soft contains digestive enzymes and a probiotic, which are generally safe for infants, and a one-time extra dose of 1 ml is unlikely to cause serious harm. Some babies may experience mild effects, such as loose stools or mild gas, but serious issues are rare. Since the extra dose was given at night, it is reasonable to skip the next morning dose and continue the regular schedule from the following evening, as advised by your doctor. Watch for unusual symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhoea, or increased fussiness, and contact your paediatrician if any concerning signs appear.

Tummy Soft Drops, which contain probiotics such as Bacillus coagulans and digestive enzymes like alpha amylase, papain, and lactase, are generally safe to administer to babies on the day of vaccination. These ingredients support digestion and do not interfere with the effectiveness of vaccines. However, it's a good idea to give the drops at a different time than the vaccination, such as earlier in the day or later in the evening, so you can clearly observe any reactions from the vaccine itself. If your baby feels unwell after the vaccination, such as experiencing a fever, vomiting, or poor feeding, it's okay to skip one dose and resume once your baby feels better. Always follow your paediatrician's advice and the recommended dosage.