Vaccinations
On schedule, without the tears (mostly)
A calm vaccination room, a nurse who has done this ten thousand times, a sticker, and a reminder for next time. Enter your baby’s birthday to see what is coming up.
- Clinic
- Mon to Sat
- Service fee
- ₦5,000
- Reminders
- By WhatsApp
Schedule tool
What is due, and when
A general guide to the national childhood schedule. Your nurse checks the vaccination card and confirms what is due at each visit.
At the visit
How we make it easier
Hold and feed
Babies can be held, cuddled or fed during the injection.
Quick and calm
Two nurses for two injections, so it is over at once.
The card updated
Your vaccination card is filled in and photographed for your record.
After care
Advice on fever and sore legs, and a number to call at night.
After vaccines
What is normal
A little fever, a sore spot and a grumpy evening are common for a day or two. Offer feeds often and plenty of cuddles.
Come in or call if your baby is very hard to wake, has a fever in the first weeks of life, has trouble breathing or has swelling of the face. These are rare, and we are here at every hour.
- Common
- Mild fever, sore leg, sleepiness
- Lasts
- Usually a day or two
- Call us
- +234 800 000 0183
- Open
- 24 hours
Questions
Parents ask
We missed a vaccine. Is it too late
Usually not. Bring the card and the nurse will plan a catch-up.
Do you give travel vaccines
Yes, for children travelling abroad. Book a vaccination visit and tell us where you are going.
Can my baby have vaccines with a cold
A mild cold is usually fine. The nurse checks your baby first and will tell you if it is better to wait.
Next vaccines coming up
Book a vaccination visit and we will send a reminder for the one after.