Try having the pharmacy flavor it or I mix it with breastmilk. It takes longer to give my son his medication but it goes down easier. Don’t mix it with much though, cause if baby doesn’t finish it, he won’t get his full dose of medication.

I mix it 2:1 Breastmilk:meds

If those options don’t work, ask your doc to change the medication.

These are some of the more common symptoms of reflux. Your baby may only have some of them, and may have other symptoms that are not listed. (I’ll * the ones my baby has)
Spitting up frequently
Vomiting
*Unexplained crying-colicky behavior
*Poor sleep; frequent waking
*Fighting/crying during feeding
*Arching neck or back during feeding
*Frequent hiccups
*Congestion
*Wheezing
*Coughing
Hoarseness
Strange odor on breath
Poor weight gain
Frequent choking episodes
*Fusses when legs are lifted during diaper change
*Fusses when in sitting position (like in a car seat)
*Chewing or smacking of lips after feedings
Apnea-spells of not breathing
Bradycardia-spells of slow heartrate
*Wet Burps
*Curdled spit up

Important: There are a couple of common misconceptions about reflux:

First, your baby does not have to be losing weight to have reflux. On the contrary, many reflux babies actually overeat because eating eases the pain.

Second, your baby does not have to be spitting up to have reflux. This is known as "silent reflux" (what my son has) and can actually be harder on your baby because their esophagus is getting burned by the acid on the way up and again when it goes back down. It’s also a lot harder to recognize as reflux.