Can my child still get her vaccines even though she’s a year old and is behind on the schedule?

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I was misguided by a few people, and I feel like I made the wrong choice. I’m still iffy, but I don’t want to regret not getting her her vaccines one day.

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Absolutely.  We chose to delay vaccinations while we worked through some neurological diagnoses so he’ll start a vaccination schedule at 2.

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Yup! Call the pediatrician, they’ll put together a catch up schedule for you.

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Most definitely! 🥰
Talk to their dr. They'll get them started right away.

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Of course. Vaccinations are extremely important. The pediatrician can definitely help with this!

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The nurses have a catch up schedule and can get her on track without having a lot in one day!

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Totally fine to catch up! Just ask her doctor and they'll come up with a plan. When we moved back to the UK from Belgium, my daughter had to catch up on one of the vaccines (two shots spaced a few months apart), was completely fine.

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Yes you can. 
The CDC has all the info on the vaccinations, which diseases they prevent and why and the regular schedule as well as a catch up schedule on their site. You can do your research there and call your pediatrician. 
https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/schedules/hcp/imz/catchup.html#table-catchup

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I believe there are some (like rotavirus) that you have to get within a certain window, but others you can definitely catch up on.

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Wow. My comment got deleted. Not surprised. I'll say it again. You can never take back the irreversible damage done by vaccines but you CAN prevent them by not doing them. VAERS is a good place to look at for numbers

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Yes but doesn't have to.

Can my child still get her vaccines even though she’s a year old and is behind on the schedule?

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