Child Vaccination

Why Are Vaccines Important?

Vaccines act like a shield, protecting your child from serious illnesses before they can get sick. At Nurture Children’s Clinic, we make sure your child gets the right protection at the exact right time. We strictly follow the safe schedules recommended by the Indian Academy of Pediatrics (IAP).

The Vaccines We Provide

Physical growth is the most visible sign of a healthy child. During every visit, we carefully measure:

Baby’s First Year Shots:

Protect your newborn right from the start. We give all the essential early vaccines, like Polio, Hepatitis B, and Rotavirus, to build a strong foundation for their health.

Toddler & Preschool Boosters:

As your child starts walking and playing with other kids, they need extra protection. We give booster doses (like Chickenpox and MMR) to keep their immunity strong.

Pre-teen & Teen Vaccines:

Older kids need protection too. We provide important updates for teenagers, including the HPV vaccine and Tetanus boosters, as their bodies grow.

The The "Nurture Clinic" Differencee

We know that getting a shot can be scary for little ones (and stressful for parents!). Here is how we make it easier:

Less Pain & Tears

We use fun toys and sweet drops to keep your baby completely calm and comfortable.

Automatic Reminders

Never miss a date! We send quick SMS and WhatsApp alerts when your child's next shot is due.

Safe & Pure Storage

All medicines are kept in strict temperature-controlled fridges to ensure maximum safety.

Helpful Advice for Parents

We explain what to expect and provide simple tips to manage any mild fevers safely at home.

What should I bring to the clinic?

1. What should I bring to the clinic?

Please bring your child's old vaccination file or book. This helps us see what shots they already have and plan the next ones.

2. Can my child get a vaccine if they have a runny nose?

Usually, yes! A very mild cold does not stop a vaccine from working safely. Dr. Yashashri will check your child first to make sure they are okay to get the shot.

3. What if my child gets a fever after the shot?

A low fever or a little swelling is actually a good sign—it means the body is building its shield! We will give you the exact dose of baby paracetamol to use and tell you how to keep them comfortable at home.