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According to my doctor, 4 hours. You can switch them up. Take acetaminophen, (Tylenol), then wait 4 hours and take Ibuprofen, wait another 4 hours and take acetaminophen and so on. :) 15 people found this useful.
If your child does have a fever and they're under 10 weeks old, again, that's something serious we need to know about. Otherwise, your child of 3 months and up can have Tylenol. For Ibuprofen, it's 6 months and up. Do not give Ibuprofen to a baby under 6 months old.But once they're older than that, you can definitely give them Tylenol or Motrin.therwise, your child of 3 months and up can have Tylenol. For Ibuprofen, it's 6 months and up. Do not give Ibuprofen to a baby under 6 months old. But once they're older than that, you can definitely give them Tylenol or Motrin.