Just took baby for vaccines. First, the appt was delayed by 1.5 hrs so we were a bit out of kilter for naps etc but we eventually got seen. 4 jabs to get, 2 in each leg. Dd screamed and cried her eyes out. I had to hold down her legs. Never seen so many tears. I felt terrible. The room was very small. Baby was wriggling about crying and i couldn't get her trousers on, never mind her coat. There was basically no room to swing a cat, I stood up whilst wondering what i was meant to do or how I was going to dress her. She wasn't sitting nicely on my knee anymore like she had been when i took them off. The nurse just got up, opened the door, stood beside it waiting for me to leave. I had to put a bawling dd in the pram (she did not want to go in the pram) with no trousers or coat on. Maybe IAMBU and this is the way it is for everyone - the nhs are on a tight schedule so take the vaccine and go. There was no one else in the waiting room though, surely she could have spared me a few mins for baby to calm down or offered help to get her dressed again?! I was told to give dd calpol immediately afterwards on the letter, i ended up administering this outside since i was basically turfed out! Is this normal??