4 month shots

My 4 month old got his vaccines today and has literally been sleeping alll day. Only woke twice to eat. Did this happen to your babe?

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This happened on the 1st round of vaccines. My son was sleep most of the day after the 1st round.

The 2nd round my love was soooo fussy and in pain! I had to give him Tylenol. Anytime you go to pick him up, he was in screaming. Ugh, 6 months we have to do this again.

Take that resting baby 😊 should be back to himself tomorrow.

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his first dose he had absolutely no side effects. This was the second dose and he’s just sleeping alot. I’m enjoying the peace but feel like he’s sad or sick because he has no energy šŸ˜…

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Let the babe sleep! He will let you know when he is hungry, happened to my LO with his 3 month shots. 4 month ones didn’t phase him, but one of the biggest things I have learned is do not wake a sleeping baby lol! I’m a FTM and if my man wants to sleep I leave him be! As long as he is thriving and continue to grow you let that baby sleep! I would just check his temperature every now and again to make sure he is good though, just some reassurance for you 😊

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we got shots today too ! she’s 4 months and has slept all day. i def can tell she don’t feel good.

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my baby was the same! slept all day and just wanted to be left alone hed scream in oain whenever we’d pick him up i felt so bad!

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