At what age should my child receive essential vaccines?
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We followed our pediatrician’s schedule, starting vaccines at 2 months.
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At what age should my child receive essential vaccines?
We followed our pediatrician’s schedule, starting vaccines at 2 months.
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Typically, babies get their first shots around 2 months, then regular boosters after that.
Usually, vaccinations start at 2 months, then again at 4, 6 months, and onwards.
CDC guidelines recommend starting essential vaccines around 8 weeks.
Our pediatrician recommended starting vaccines at 2 months, then regular follow-ups.