Advice for 1 year old jabs

Do they have 3? 2 in 1 leg and 1 in the other leg? How do they find it as they are so much more aware now! Do I give calpol straight away? Thank you x

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Yes, they gave 3 to my little one. 2 in one thigh and 1 in the other. No calpol beforehand needed this time though, but only if they develop a fever later. There was the little cry of course, but cuddles and a snack after settled him.
On the thigh he got 2 jabs, he got a hard lump for a week, but that is normal. Just sharing in case yours get it as well

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