Natalie's first Check up

Her first immunisation injections was given on the 22nd February 2008, just one day she turned 2 months old. We were all so excited and also worried if she was able to endure with the pain.

Getting her ready for her visit to the paeds. It is really rewarding to have a baby, especially at her age now. Every morning without fail, she greets me with a wide smile, really melts my heart. I told her that she will have to be brave, be brave my baby.

Eager daddy, register for his precious baby, Natalie Yeo.

Baby had her weight measured, she weighs about 5.6kg with a head circumference of 39cm and height of 60cm.
Natalie's doctor, examine her motor skills, muscular skills etc.

Natalie peed on the bed while doc examined her heart beat.

Nurses refused to let me photograph the whole process of her injections, said that it's the hospital's policy. Sigh... too bad. She had 2 injections on both her thighs, the 6 in one and pneumococoal immunisation jap. The needles were long, cold and sharp, I teared when my poor baby cried after receiving the injections. But she is a brave girl, she recovered from her cries within a minute and gone to slumber land afterwards. She was given rotavirus vaccine, and oral vaccine for the prevention of diarrhoea due to this type of virus infection. Doc adviced it's best to let Natalie receive this vaccine if I have the intention to send her to infant childcare.

Signed up for the immunisation package and with the 6 in 1, pnuemococal, rotavirus vaccines, the bill mounted to $750. Pnuemococoal vaccines requires 4 doses, every dose cost $150 and will be given every 2 months. Rotavirus vaccines require 2 doses, every dose cost $88, will also be given on a 2 month interval. Daddy has to work very hard to pay for the bills, :)