The parents of an infant with chronic health conditions have cognitive challenges and diverse educational backgrounds. Which intervention(s) should the nurse implement to support them in safely administering medications to their child? Select all that apply.

A. Use a picture of a clock to indicate the dose times: Visual aids help parents with limited literacy or cognitive challenges understand when to give medications, improving adherence and safety. B. Mark the dose on the syringe using color-coded tape: Color-coded markings provide a clear, simple guide for accurate dosing, reducing the risk of errors. C. Instruct them to add the medication to formula or juice: Mixing medications with food or drink can alter absorption, interfere with effectiveness, or result in incomplete ingestion. This practice is generally discouraged unless specifically approved by the healthcare provider. D. Place a color code on the medication containers: Color-coded containers help parents quickly identify the correct medication and dose, supporting safe administration. E. Schedule medication times with feeding times: Aligning medication administration with regular daily routines such as feeding helps parents remember doses and promotes adherence to the prescribed schedule.