toriaaaaTRASH

I got the appointment letter through today for her 8 week injections. It's on August 14th. She'll be 10 weeks old on the 15th. Surely it should be when she's 8 weeks old? I'm gonna ask me midwife on Monday but I'm just wondering if anyone elses has been like this?

missjess

They gave me an appointment for july 26th, he'll be 3 and a half month old! I said f*ck that and turned to a private hospital. Got an appointment on tuesday june 17th instead.

The nurses at the public hospital said it didn't matter if he would be 3.5 month old, but I thought that they don't suggest you do it at 2 month for nothing.

mickey

why should it be a problem, when it's done two weeks later???

we postponed the first one by a week and the third one even by a month, you just have to make sure you are still in the timeframe for the boosters to be still effective

coz

i think the 1st one they can give you a appointment in between 6 - 8 weeks as i asked today as my baby is 6 weeks thursday and still had no letter for appointment xx

Tilly

I don't think it matters, all of Bethanie's jabs have been a little delayed.

xarlenex

My health vistor says its fine as lonh as they have their 1st lot by 12 weeks. Kyle had his at 11 weeks because I missed the 1st appointment, whoops!

foxyroxie

riley was 10/11 weeks wouldnt worry bout it

smartie

Hannah is getting her first batch of jabs next week at just over 8 weeks. She is not getting her 6 week check on the other hand until she is almost 10 weeks as the surgery is very busy and one of the staff has just retired.

vicky

Kira has only just had her first lot of injections, It doesn't really matter as long as they get their injections, they say 8 weeks but when u ask they say 8 to 15 weeks.

welshcakes79

Rhiannon just got her last lot of jabs yesterday and she is 18weeks today...
f*****s she had fallen asleep and they didnt let her wake up enough before stabbing her..frightenend the life out of the poor sod!!!

p.s
had a good tip from a nanny, when they come out after jabs give them some milk to drink (bottle/boob) it comforts them, not a lot only a couple of oz's..
its worked every time on Rhiannon...
and my healthvisitor told me to give her calpol 5 mins before her injections (because in her words, their thigh is going to ache after it and the calpol makes it ache less, and she said because calpol bring down temp, just use a thermometer for first 24hrs, checking say every 6)

dont think it matters she is a little late though hun x