Protecting Little Ones Through Vaccination
Kilkaari Baby Hospital in Sangrur offers vaccination services. Parents can contact the hospital to inquire about available vaccines, vaccination schedules and appointment arrangements.
Why Is Vaccination Important for Your Child?
Vaccines help the body’s immune system recognize and fight certain infections. Following the recommended immunization schedule helps protect children at different stages of their development.
Protects Against Infections
Vaccines Prevent Specific Diseases
Supports Preventive Healthcare
Essential for Routine Childhood Healthcare
Protects Children of All Ages
Follow Recommended Vaccination Schedules
Tracks Your Child’s Healthcare
Tracks Completed and Due Vaccinations
Vaccination at Every Stage of Childhood
A child’s vaccination needs change with age. The appropriate vaccines and timing depend on the child’s immunization history and current medical guidance.
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Newborn Babies
Some vaccines are recommended at or soon after birth. Parents should discuss birth-dose vaccinations and any missed doses with a qualified healthcare professional.
02
Infants
During infancy, several vaccines may be scheduled at specific ages to provide protection against infectious diseases
03
Toddlers and Children
Additional doses and booster shots help strengthen immunity and maintain protection against infections as children grow and develop.
04
Older Children
Some vaccines may be recommended later in childhood, depending on the immunization schedule and the child’s previous doses.
- Keep the Vaccination Card Safe
- Check Which Dose Is Due
- Ask About Missed Vaccinations
- Confirm Vaccine Availability
Follow the Recommended Vaccination Schedule
Following an age-appropriate vaccination schedule helps ensure that children receive recommended vaccines at the appropriate times. The vaccines needed may depend on the child’s age, previous doses, health history and the current immunization guidelines, such as the national immunization schedule or the schedule recommended by the Indian Academy of Pediatrics.
Preparing for Your Child's Vaccination Visit
Prepare for your child’s vaccination by bringing their immunization card, sharing medical history, discussing possible side effects, following professional advice, and keeping contact details handy.
After Vaccination and Emergency Care
Mild soreness, discomfort, or low-grade fever may occur after vaccination; ask your healthcare professional for advice.
Seek emergency care or call 112 for breathing difficulty, facial swelling, unresponsiveness, or severe allergic reactions.
