We are going on a 2 month trip to NZ in early March, and will not be back until the very end of April.
DD2 is one at the end of Feb, and the HV is encouraging me to get her MMR done early, because of the risk of infection in some of the areas we are due to visit. NZ itself is not thought to be a problem, but we are stopping over in Singapore on the way out, and the Cook Islands in the South Pacific on the way back. Plus there's the exposure on the plane trips themselves.
Anyone got any experience of this? I don't want DD2 to be suffering from the vaccination on the journey out or the trip, since this is an opportunity of a lifetime. Obviously though, I don't want her to be at risk. I do believe in the vaccine and would be getting it done as normal if we were in the UK.
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Early MMR due to trip overseas - any advice?
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Utka · 17/01/2005 12:45
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