Who do you go to to get vaccinations?

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Baby’s GP, paediatrician, Maternal child health nurse, walk in?
We are inpatient for the last sets so I didn’t need to organise anything
We are in Australia

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In Alberta, Canada vaccinations are done at the public health office, so it’s a nurse that you meet with. We see our family doctor (GP) for everything else. You don’t see a Pediatrician here unless you have some reason to be referred to them because there are only a few in our city

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In the USA we go to our pediatrician. He gets shots every 2 months for the first year of his life. 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 months!

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In Germany, only pediatricians see kids so that's where we go. We get them every four weeks starting at 2 months (dunno when they get less frequent; I'd have to check).

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It’s a bit ridiculous for us in a small US town. 
Basically, the town is so small that the health department asked the doctors office to stop giving vaccines. People would rather go to the doctor, meaning the health department was throwing out tons of vaccines that were never being used. So, now we have to make a separate appointment when baby would be going to the doctor anyways.

Who do you go to to get vaccinations?

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