When your child is vaccinated, you should go to your local hospital at the time of your appointment, usually in the morning and in the afternoon, and go during the doctor’s working hours. However, vaccinations are not available every day, and each hospital has different dates for vaccinations. It is important to note that children should not be vaccinated when they are sick, for example, if they have respiratory infections such as fever, cough, nasal congestion, or gastrointestinal illnesses such as diarrhea, it is not recommended that they receive the vaccine, and it is usually only after the illness has resolved that the child can be vaccinated. After the vaccination, it is important to observe the baby in the hospital for half an hour, and not to take the baby away immediately, because allergy can occasionally occur after vaccination, and timely anti-allergy treatment is needed. After vaccination, do not let your child touch water for about two days at the site of vaccination to avoid infection.