Where to get kindergarten shots

These vaccines are just as effective when given together, and it cuts down on the number of shots kids need. The immunizations that are recommended at this age a. Between the ages of 16 and 18, there is one regularly recommended immunization and one immunization that may be recommended under certain circumstances.

There are catch-up recommendations in place. Does your child need catch-up vaccinations? There are times when some children should not get certain vaccines or they should wait. While staying on track with all immunizations is important, making sure your child has their annual flu shot will be especially important this year. As the pandemic continues, so too will the high amounts of time we spend at home and indoors — where flu viruses can thrive during cold and dry winter weather.

Flu shots are typically available starting in late August, and this year HealthPartners and Park Nicollet is offering both shot and FluMist options.

If you have questions, we have answers. While most of these infections are now rare in British Columbia because of routine childhood immunization programs, these infections are serious and can sometimes be fatal. Vaccines are safe: it is much safer to get the vaccine than to get the disease. Download a Kindergarten immunization brochure. You can get free vaccinations from your family doctor or the public health nurses at our community health centres.

VCH offers free clinics for children, starting at age four, who are entering kindergarten in the fall. No, the vaccines are free. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Syndicate. Vaccines at 4 to 6 Years. Minus Related Pages.

What vaccines will my child get? Reduce fever with a cool sponge bath. Following the vaccine schedule. Get Vaccinated Before You Leave.