24/07/2026
**"The tears most mothers fear usually last less than a minute…"**
Yet that one minute is enough to make some parents postpone an immunization appointment.
Can we tell you something reassuring?
Your baby may cry for a short while after the injection. That's completely normal. It's simply a response to something unfamiliar—not a sign that the vaccine is harming your child.
The crying usually stops.
But the protection your baby receives can last far longer.
Every week, our nurses meet mothers who arrive worried, then leave relieved after seeing how quickly their babies settle down with a little cuddle, breastfeeding, or comforting.
So, don't let the fear of a few seconds of tears stand between your child and the protection they deserve.
đź—“ **Our Immunization Clinic is tomorrow (Friday).**
If your baby's vaccines are due, this is the perfect time to come in. Our friendly team will answer your questions, care for your little one gently, and support you every step of the way.
đź’™ Because protecting your child today is one of the greatest gifts you can give them tomorrow.
📍 **Rose Specialist Hospital**