Vaccine is an indispensable part of a baby's growth. Most vaccines can be vaccinated within 1 year to protect the baby's health. Next, let's take a look at the baby's vaccination schedule.

BCG and Hepatitis B First Vaccine

Newborn babies need to be vaccinated with BCG and the first dose of hepatitis B vaccine. Two more shots of hepatitis B vaccine at the full moon. In the following February, March and April, don't forget to take oral spinal ash sugar pills.

Three needles with white needles and broken needles

In March, April and May, the baby needs to be vaccinated with DTP triple needle, which is an important step to lay a solid foundation for the baby's health.

The third dose of hepatitis B vaccine

When the baby is 6 months old, that is, half a year old, don't forget to take the third dose of hepatitis B vaccine. This is an important part of protecting babies from hepatitis B infection.

measles vaccine

When the baby is 8 months old, it will be vaccinated with measles vaccine, which is one of the important vaccines in the national planned immunization. After 1 year-old, you can also consider vaccination with unplanned vaccines such as chickenpox and hepatitis A.