Luke didn't seem to have any reaction to the vaccinations yesterday, I tested his temp before bedtime and it was normal. I did give him the panado drops throughout the day just incase and to help with any pain he may have had. He slept really well as well.
Beansmom - I took him to Bothasig Clinic, I spoke to Reluctant Mom as she took her baby there as well and she was very impressed with it so I decided that R1000 is a lot of money that I would save so I phoned the clinic up asked them if they had all the vaccines and if they were busy.
You go there and put your card in the box, then the sister will call you to have baby weighed and measured - I didn't need to do this as I had that done at the pead the same morning. I then went to another waiting room and was the 2nd person with baby so I only waited about 15-20min in total. They call you into a room where they ask some questions and fill out your card etc and then they give baby the injections, they also had a heater to keep the room warm. Luke only cried when they injected the needle into his thighs but I gave him his dummy straight away and he stopped crying.
The sisters were lovely and warm and felt very comfortable with them. I even got my microval pills for free
I would recommend going there as the vaccines are free and if it is quiet it is not bad at all!
Would love to have gone to the breastfeeding clinic for it but I just can't imagine paying R1000 if I don't need to. Plus they didn't have the rotarex and the prevanar in stock.
Another bit of advice, Asked my pead about the bottle feeding and he recommends we start introducing it straight away as if we leave it too long he may not take to the bottle at all - that would be a disaster. So I am going to go espress my milk now and try it out with the next feed, hope it goes well.