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Eight immunisations questions parents often ask
There are lots of questions when it comes to your baby having their immunisations, so we've answered some of the common ones here.
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Vaccinating your baby
Vaccines are an important way of protecting your baby against lots of different illnesses and diseases. Find out more about vaccines here.
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The essential vaccination guide from pregnancy to age 5
Learn more about the range of vaccines available to you and your child at each stage.
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The MMR for you and the MMRV for your baby
Find the answers to some of the most common questions asked about the MMR vaccination in babies, including what it protects against and how safe it is.
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Protecting yourself and your child against measles
To help reduce the risk of further cases, UKHSA is advising everyone to be alert to signs and symptoms of measles and check that their families are fully vaccinated against it.
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Brighton & Hove and West Sussex
Childhood immunisations
Health Visitor teams in West Sussex and Brighton & Hove support immunisations. Immunisation is one of the best ways to protect your child from potentially life-threatening illnesses and diseases. You will be sent invitations for your child’s immunisations appointment after registering with your GP surgery. The importance of maintaining a good coverage of childhood immunisations […]
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What if my baby's born prematurely?
Having a baby born early can be a big shock, however there is lots of support out there to help you through the early days of having a premature baby.
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For Health Professionals
This section will provide health professionals with extended information and resources regarding a range of subjects to assist with best quality care for children and families. The information is taken from a range of professional agencies including: The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE), which was set up to improve outcomes for people […]
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Vaccinations in pregnancy
The vaccinations recommended in pregnancy are RSV, Whooping Cough and Flu. Find out more about them here.
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The nasal flu vaccine for 2-3 year olds
Read more about the nasal flu vaccine, offered free of charge to children aged 2-3 years old to protect against flu.
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What to do when your child has a common illness
Illnesses like coughs, sore throats and ear ache are extremely common in young children - but children’s bodies are designed to fight off many common illnesses.
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Post-immunisation illness and side effects
Here are some things to look out for if your baby seems unsettled or uncomfortable following their jabs.
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