But most of these ten illnesses are spread easily from person to person. If your child has not had her shots and is around someone who has one of these diseases, she will probably get sick, too. Yes, very safe. But like any medicine, they can occasionally cause reactions. Usually these responses are mild, like a sore arm or a slight fever.
Serious reactions are rare, but they can happen.
Your health care provider will discuss the possibilities with you before giving your child an injection. But remember, these diseases pose a greater danger to your child than the shots do. These diseases pose a greater danger to your child than the shots do. The last two shots are given at ages 11 to 12 and 14 to 16. Remember, each of these visits is important.