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2 month baby shots

Monday, Nov. 9th 2009 8:23 PM

My daughter needs her two months baby shots

I will be taking my daughter for her shots in a few days from now.  I am getting upset over this because I do not wish to cause my daughter to have any pain but know the shots are not going to tickle.   I can not seem to calm myself down.  This is my first baby so do the shots really hurt or is it just for a short amount of time that it hurt.

Any tips on calming baby down.? Really an tips on calming myself down since baby does not know what is happening and she likes her doctor so that is not a problem.  Also from parents that been though this all ready,  is  there  any thing I should watch out for once my baby gets her shots?

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