WARNING TO NEW MOMMIES: Tylenol your child BEFORE they get their 2 month shots. I just spent 2 hours trying to calm my girl because she got a fever after. ( they said it wouldn't happen for a couple day... LIES.. Ok not lies just over estimated) so heartbreaking listening to her screaming cry.. And seeing her little lip quiver while crying so hard. But once the Tylenol kicked in she was better and has been a sleepy girl since.
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That's where her pain is coming from. They have to be massaged and moved around as much as possible after she gets the shots
Yeah I know :( vaccines are soooo hard on them. I totally understand.
@mamesey, I'm just saying from my experience.. That was horrible and I had never seen her that sad and she's had a spinal tap.
You can do what you want. Just wanted to let other moms know since you were telling them to use it before. Just want them to know all the facts before they make a decision 😊
Yes, Tylenol afterwards is fine. Before lessens the effectiveness of the vaccine.
Exactly @myjulyprincesseli she was so upset I felt to bad. @mommagotbump16 yea my OB messed up my medical records so I had to get it again for my job 😱 so mommy and baby both in some pain.
I also do it before . My choice on what I feel is best for My daughter . & so far it has worked for us and her doctor gave us the okay too so one happy baby is one happy mommy (:
@brittanycheri, yes afterwards is fine, and ouch on the Tdap! They told me moving that arm as much as possible helps with the pain.
I gave my son Tylenol right after to prevent him from getting a fever and it work...on his second shots I think at 6 months I forget. I didn't give him Tylenol and my poor baby was in pain 😞
My doc told me it was fine. She recommended the Tylenol. Maybe not before but she said after was ok. My sister had always done it before the appointment and her two took the shots great. @decemberbaby @mamesey @mimiz @mommagotbump16 @mommy_faith, no I haven't touched them. I had to get the Tdap (AGAIN) as well so I feel her pain I don't even want to touch my arm.
Yeah don't Tylenol before. It makes the immune system not work with the vaccine 100% like it should. Which, in turn, makes the vaccine less effective.
My son got a high fever at his 2 and 4 month shots and it always started within 6 hours after the shots. I'm sure he'll have another one next week at his 6 month shots. I dread it now because he gets so miserable and doesn't eat and cries in his sleep. I hate seeing him like that. :( Sorry you have to go through it
Aww my daughter didn't fuss it cry after 😥 just during that sucks
They don't recommend doing that unless your baby had a mild reaction to a vaccine in the past I believe - something about decreasing immune response and vaccine not being as effective?
Did you pump and massage her legs? That's probably where the pain is coming from. The vaccine can get built up in the injection site and cause pain. I had no idea until my MIL told me.
Many pediatricians don't, but it helps a ton. Just sharing the info😊