• Every vaccine used undergoes strict, rigorous testing in international clinical trials to meet high safety and effectiveness standards before being approved for our children.
• The safety of vaccines continues to be carefully monitored by health authorities even after approval to ensure ongoing safety.
• Most babies feel completely fine after their visit, but experiencing mild, temporary side effects for 1 to 2 days is a completely normal sign that the baby’s body is successfully building active immunity.
• Normal mild reactions include: Being a little more unsettled or grumpy, feeling extra sleepy, feeding slightly less than usual, a mild short-lasting fever, or minor redness and soreness right where the needle went in.
• Severe or dangerous reactions are extremely rare; if mild symptoms do not improve or you are genuinely worried, you can reach out for professional medical guidance immediately.

• Statement 1: "It's safer to let my child catch measles naturally to build strong immunity."

❌ MYTH! Letting children catch infectious diseases exposes them to severe illness, long-term disability, lung damage, or even death. Vaccination is the only safe way to build lifelong immunity.

• Statement 2: "A mild fever or grumpiness for a day after a vaccine means the vaccine is working."

⭐ FACT! Mild grumpiness or a low fever means your baby's immune system is successfully training and building antibodies to protect them for life.

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