Did you or will you get your baby a flu shot?

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Absolutely, kids (and adults) should be vaccinated. The flu virus mutates so quickly, that's why there's a new vaccine every year, there's always a chance your child will get sick. By not getting your child vaccinated, you're not only putting your child at risk, but any other unvaccinated children they come in contact with.

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I got mine today so baby 2 will be protected. I'm debating on weather to have my 2 year old get it or not. I was initially against it since she's not I daycare but now I'm not sure.

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My daughter started getting the nasal mist as soon as she started preschool.

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I got mine, just in time for baby girl to take in my antibodies so she'll be protected when she gets here next month! 😄

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I got my flu shot today. I didnt get the flu shot last year and i got the flu. I was miserable felt like I was hit by a truck I was freezing and hot. I'm hoping I don't get it this year. I'm not trying to risk it this year having the flu while being pregnant would be horrible.

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I'll be getting mine and my toddler has always gotten his. When I was 19 I was really healthy and active, I never drank or only ate fresh foods. I got swine flu and it almost hospitalized me, it took me well over 6 months to fully recover from it and even after that my immune system was just beaten down over a year later. It was a really painful and miserable experience.

I get my flu shot regularly now and I haven't had the flu since.

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I will get the vaccine and that will be effective for my son. They don't give the flu shot until at least 12 months. At least not here. I think my son didn't even get his until he was 2.

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I think kids have to be at least 6 months before they can get the shot

Did you or will you get your baby a flu shot?

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