How do I use my inhaler? For children

Published on: 4/12/2023

It is great for children with asthma to learn how to use their own inhaler medications independently as they get older, but this should always be done under the supervision of an adult to make sure they are doing it correctly and following their doctor’s orders. We hope this video helps your child feel more comfortable in using their asthma inhalers.

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