Those of you who have had the 8 week jabs….

Is it really bad? My LO has his tomorrow at 3.30 and I’m getting so worked up about it :(

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I found the first lot of his jabs worse than the 8 week ones. He cried when having them done, was very clingy for the next day and slept a lot, I think his legs was sore too, but I was dreading having them done but it was a lot better than I thought it would be. I gave him regular calpol & lots of cuddles x

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I took my partner with me for support and had the Calpol ready!

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I took calpol with me and gave him it shortly after them, yes they’re grizzly and temp will peak within 24 hours but calpol every 6 hours following does help, I had to take my boy on my own, my mum took my other 4 and dad was on an asbestos course which is essential with his job, some babies sleep a bit more following them mine was in his usual routine, their leg will be a bit tender for a few days but easily managed when holding baby just try avoiding the area but primarily lots of snuggles afterwards, my boys got his second lot in 3 weeks, was supposed to be next week but we’re away

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It’s completely natural to worry, you’re a caring mum 🤍 in my experience, I held her and she cried for a minute, had some calpol from Dad and then we had smiles once she was in the car seat. She then just slept loads and had a lot less milk intake for about 3 days, also just be careful of their little legs when you’re holding/changing them as they can be sore. Look forward to a lovely night sleep too 🥰 my little girl has done 6 hour stretches since her jabs 3 weeks ago. It’s not nice but it’s so quick and you’re doing it to protect them xx

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Mine had his last Wednesday, the cry they let out is heart breaking so take some support with you i recommend you may cry, however for me it was like getting your ears pierced he screamed for a few seconds then settled, and dont be alarmed if baby loses their appetite for 1-3 days after my boys appetite fully came back on day 4 after they say thats normal and he also slept alot more too so you may want to keep an eye on times for feeding if you rely on babys cues (:

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