Are you considering flu shots for your kids?
It’s finally here.
The thing that families have been talking about for months…
The Swine Flu Vaccine.
But just because it’s here, doesn’t mean that it’s right for your kids, or anyone else in your family.
Before you jump into getting your kids vaccinated for the swine flu, (or start freaking out and getting scared about the vaccine) make sure you’re educated…
In this article from the N.Y Times, you’ll get answers to questions like:
- How is flu vaccine made?
- What’s the difference between the regular flu shot and the vaccine for the Swine Flu?
- Since the vaccine for H1N1 (Swine Flu) is new, how do we know it’s safe?
- How long after being vaccinated does the immunity to the H1N1 flu kick in?
And many others.
You don’t have to panic about the Swine Flu vaccine or the flu in general.
Educated yourself and talk to your doctors so that you know the best ways to take care of your kids and family.
As Flu Vaccine Arrives for the Season, Some Questions and Answers [NYTimes]
