Childhood illnesses such as measles can put a child in bed for weeks- or even in the hospital 5. I can't afford to go to the doctor. Most private and public health plans pay for childhood immunizations. As a result, you cannot be charged for the vaccine. Additionally, you cannot be required to pay for an office visit in order to receive the vaccine.
Vaccines save money in the long run.
A child with a preventable disease can cost parent 30 times more than the vaccine. I'll take them for shots when they're old enough for school Infants and toddlers are the most vulnerable to measles and other vaccine-preventable diseases. Waiting till school denies children the protection vaccines provide at the time they need it most. The fact is, children need 80 percent of their vaccinations by the age of 2. The sooner they get vaccinate, the sooner they're protected.