At what age does a baby get his or her first shot?

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And how many?

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Birth. Hep B and Vitamin K. Vitamin K because they can't get enough from breastmilk and it's necessary for blood clotting and healing. Birth is a physically traumatic event. (We get most of ours from beneficial bacteria in our intestines but newborns don't have bacteria to do that.) Hep B because you can't tell by looking at someone if they have hepatitis and some people get weirdly close to infants. (Can people stop with the whole kissing infants on the mouth thing?)

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In Florida only the hep b shot in the hospital. At 2 month check up 1st set of shots.

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Mine don’t get any. 
One vaccine injured child is enough for me. My oldest was that child. 
That said, normally the first vaccine is given at birth (hep B). Then the first full set of vaccines are given at 8 weeks old. 
My advice is to please research vaccines. Read inserts. Consider seriously about at least spacing them out or giving them one at a time to watch for adverse reactions. 
To each their own, but I do wish I would’ve done research before with my oldest. It was hard to watch him in the hospital with brain swelling from his 4 month vaccines.

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Hep b and vitamin k after birth

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They get one or two in the hospital then after is two months

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I think it depends on where you live in Australia. They give 2 at birth. Then more at 6 weeks

At what age does a baby get his or her first shot?

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