baby acetaminophen (tylenol) or ibuprofen dose chart HTWL

I am not a doctor, this is a chart my doctor gave me. for some reason i cannot find this information on the internet, so here you go.
*Never alternate dosing of acetaminophen and ibuprofen unless your doctor tells you to. start with one medication and stay with it. Never give a higher-than-recommended dose of either medicine, and never give aspirin to a child under 18 yeasr old.
*Ibuprofen (Children's Advil or Motrin) can be given to children six months and older. However, do not give to a child who has been drinking poorly, is nauseous, vomiting, has stomach pains, a history of stommach ulcer, chicken pox, is undergiong chemotherapy or has bleeding tendencies.
*Brands differ with dosages. Always check bottle direction carefully and use only the dropper or medication syringe supplied with the medication.
*If you have any questions call a doctor!
Acetaminophen Children's Elixir (assuming 160mg/5mL)
6-11 lbs = 40 mg / 1.26 mL / 1/4 teasp
12-17 lbs = 80 mg / 2.5 mL / 1/2 teasp
18-23 lbs = 120 mg / 3.75 mL / 3/4 teasp
24-35 lbs = 160 mg / 5 mL / 1 teasp
36-47 lbs = 240 mg / 7.5 mL / 1.5 teasp
48-59 lbs = 320 mg / 10mL / 2 teasp
60-71 lbs = 400 mg / 12.5mL / 2.5 teasp
72-95 lbs = 480 mg / 15mL / 3 teasp
Acetaminophen Children's Chewables (assuming 80 mg each)
24-35 lbs = 160 mg / 2 tabs
36-47 lbs = 240 mg / 3 tabs
48-59 lbs = 320 mg / 4 tabs
60-71 lbs = 400 mg / 5 tabs
72-95 lbs = 480 mg / 6 tabs
Acetaminophen Children's Chewables (assuming 160 mg each)
24-35 lbs = 160 mg / 1 tab
36-47 lbs = 240 mg / 1.5 tabs
48-59 lbs = 320 mg / 2 tabs
60-71 lbs = 400 mg / 2.5 tabs
72-95 lbs = 480 mg / 3 tabs
95+ lbs = 640 mg / 4 tabs
Ibuprofen Infant Drops (assuming 50 mg per 1.25 mL)
12-17 lbs = 50 mg / 1.25 mL
18-23 lbs = 75 mg / 1.8 mL
Ibuprofen Suspension (assuming 100 mg per 5 mL)
24-35 lbs = 100 mg / 1 teasp
36-47 lbs = 150 mg / 1.5 teasp
48-59 lbs = 200 mg / 2 teasp
60-71 lbs = 250 mg / 2.5 teasp
72-95 lbs = 300 mg / 3 teasp
Ibuprofen Children's Chewables (assuming 50 mg each)
24-35 lbs = 100 mg / 2 tabs
36-47 lbs = 150 mg / 3 tabs
48-59 lbs = 200 mg / 4 tabs
60-71 lbs = 250 mg / 5 tabs
72-95 lbs = 300 mg / 6 tabs
Ibuprofen Children's Chewables (assuming 100 mg each)
24-35 lbs = 100 mg / 1 tabs
36-47 lbs = 150 mg / 1.5 tabs
48-59 lbs = 200 mg / 2 tabs
60-71 lbs = 250 mg / 2.5 tabs
72-95 lbs = 300 mg / 3 tabs

[@CrescentofGems]

FINALLY A CHART! I kept watching md ,and many other doctor videos that headlined, "The right dosage", "The correct amount of "Acetaminophen to give your child", none of which gave the acutal information. When you have a ferverish child and need correct info right away it is so frustrating . I thought to look it up here first because I didn't have time to read a "book" on the matter in the moments of her suffering. Thankyou so very much for this chart!!!! So,so very much!💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@Machiwi-vo9nb]

Why is this impossible to find, thanks so much

[@ashleyreid3127]

my daughter is 2 and a half won't be 3 tell February but I got the children's chewable acetaminophen , and I gave her 2 chewables, says 24-35 lbs im sure she is on the middle of the weight, I think she weights 30 lbs, it is alright to give her 2 right?

[@ashleyreid3127]

someone please respond

[@CrescentofGems]

I'd only seen this now and had I'd seen this comment/question of yours 3 years ago I'd have responded.💜 I think you did fine , at least you checked the weight and found this handy chart. I was at my wits end as well.