Jappooh,
Thanks for the info...I just realise that the "P" jab is compulsory and not optional liao...
A/C to the schedule given by MOH, each kiddo now only needs 3 jabs (1st, 2nd and booster) instead of 4... For our information, here is what I got from the website...
National Childhood Immunisation Programme schedule
<table border=1><tr><td>Age</TD><TD>Vaccinations </TD></TR><TR><TD>At birth</TD><TD>BCG, Hepatitis B (dose 1) </TD></TR><TR><TD>1 month</TD><TD>Hepatitis B (dose 2) </TD></TR><TR><TD>3 months</TD><TD>DPT (dose 1), Polio (dose 1) </TD></TR><TR><TD></TD><TD>PCV (dose 1) </TD></TR><TR><TD>4 months</TD><TD>DPT (dose 2), Polio (dose 2) </TD></TR><TR><TD>5 months</TD><TD>DPT (dose 3), Polio (dose 3) </TD></TR><TR><TD></TD><TD>PCV (dose 2) </TD></TR><TR><TD>5 - 6 months</TD><TD>Hepatitis B (dose 3) </TD></TR><TR><TD>1 – 2 years</TD><TD>MMR (dose 1), PCV (booster) </TD></TR><TR><TD>18 months</TD><TD>DPT (booster 1), Polio (booster 1) </TD></TR><TR><TD>6 – 7 years (Primary 1)</TD><TD>MMR (dose 2), Polio (booster 2) </TD></TR><TR><TD>10 – 11 years (Primary 5)</TD><TD>DPT / DT (booster 2), Polio (booster 3)</td></tr></table>
DPT – Diphtheria, Pertussis (whooping cough), Tetanus, MMR – Measles, Mumps, Rubella, PCV - Pneumococcal jab
Talking about which, when you giving ur child the MMR? And oso will you gals be taking MMR + chicken pox? or just MMR and chicken pox seperate?