How was your one year old after one year jabs?

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I am a little bit worried about my dd. She had her jabs nearly a week ago. In the past few days she has become exremely clingy and screechy if I so much as move an inch from her. She has also had disrupted sleep and really long naps in day. Anyone else experienced similar please?

I should add she is eating and drinking fine and is happy as Larry wen out and about in pram...

V clingy then sick as anything. Landed up on anti biotics - dr said it's very common that they get all mucused up from the reaction which then gives them an infection that requires anti biotics.

We went away for the weekend after his shots. Worst. Weekend. Ever.

My ds had his jabs 10 days ago & is exactly as you describe! I really hope it's over soon.

Thank ladies. jack I hope your dc improves too :)

At least i know now it can happen ...

My DS has just had his chicken pox jab and is a bit feverish, clingy and sleepier than usual. The doctor told me that he could feel ill up to 10 days after the jabs. Hope your DD is feeling better soon

Same here with dd. Then much better. Then high temp and face swelling from the mumps bit at 3 weeks, which we're just getting over a week on. Grrrr.

DS sailed through them.

Yes DD was really clingy and grumpy after her first MMR dose (we had the other triple jab a few weeks earlier and she was fine after that). It lasted about 6 weeks (sorry!) and was really hard work. Distraction was key.

She also slept badly but she always sleeps badly so can't blame that on the jab necessarily!

We delayed the MMR and had it at 18 months. No reaction or different behaviour.

May I ask why you delayed it ?

My dd had her mmr at about 14 months ( due to the doctors being reluctant to do it until her allergies were confirmed) 10 days after she was covered head to toe in a rash, clingy, upset and feverish ( I did think it was chicken pox at first but no it was diagnosed as a viral infection, conviently. She was better after about a week and I'm glad she had the jabs rather than what would happen if she didn't.

They had the first lot at 16 months then the mmr at 18. I decided to wait until they were a bit older and didn't want to overload their bodies with too much too soon.

Good idea, never

Poor babies. My dd is still off. Very clingy and awful sleep.

If I recall it was only the year one that dd struggled with. About a week later she had a temp and as you describe, next day a rash all over her legs then fine again

Dd got temp over 40 and was really unwell for a good few days, ended up in A&E.
Recovered fine though but worrying at the time. It makes me wonder of I should get her the booster when it is due.

No difference with any of their jabs. I was watching them like hawks, ready to pounce with calpol and the thermometer. And nothing happpened.........

So DS actually slept 11 hours straight last night (unheard of) but isn't eating much at all. Are any of your little ones off their food?

Yes widdle dd is not eating as much. I just ensure e has lots of fluids and watery foods (eg grapes etc) it is a tiring time!

I really wish I'd waited until after DS's birthday. He was fine with every other set of jabs. It's his birthday tomorrow and party on Saturday - although I'm sure he'll pick up enough to have cake

I bet he will!
Fingers x for you both :)

Good idea miaow! Aww bless your wee dd giving the nurse evils, rightly so!

LO had her one year injections just over 2 weeks ago. About a week after she was covered head to toe in a measles type rash, clingy, whingey, off her food and sleepy. The rash cleared after a few days but she's still not herself. Anyone else had the same after the 4 injections at one year old? Just seems to be taking ages for her to go back to normal. I took her to Drs yesterday who weren't concerned at all.

Sorry I'm new on this and thought I was starting a new thread

Good idea, never

No, it's not a good idea at all. The vaccination schedule has been developed very carefully to maximise your baby's safety.

Your baby is given the MMR at about the time that the measles immunity they received from you (via the placenta) is waning. Even with the vaccination, which protects 95% of babies after the first dose, babies who haven't yet had the second dose are at the highest risk for measles infection of any group. There have been major measles outbreaks this year. People have died. Please don't risk your baby's health by delaying vaccinations.

For what it's worth, my son had absolutely no adverse reactions to any of his vaccinations. No fever, nothing. I didn't give calpol. I think a lot of the symptoms people report might be a case of confirmation bias.

My LO had his injections about 3 weeks ago now and he was absolutely fine for the first week and then he got very whiney/moany at everything and clingy for 2 days straight. Was off his food and harder to settle at night. Not like him at all so was a bit stressful but just gotta keep your calm and it wears off