Which laryngoscope blade would you choose when intubating a child?

When intubating a child, a Miller blade is often preferred due to its straight design, which allows for better visualization of the glottis by lifting the epiglottis directly. However, some practitioners may opt for a MacIntosh blade, especially in older children, as its curved design can facilitate easier access to the airway. Ultimately, the choice may depend on the child's age, size, and the clinician's experience.