Children of epileptic moms can be vaccinated as long as they are healthy. If the child has contraindications to vaccination, he or she should not be vaccinated or should be vaccinated under a doctor’s supervision. The mom has epilepsy, but if the baby is healthy and there are no contraindications to vaccination, it is usually possible to get vaccinated. However, if the child himself has contraindications to vaccination, such as fever, acute illness, allergy to vaccine components, uncontrolled epilepsy, severe neurological disease, etc., he cannot be vaccinated or should be vaccinated under the guidance of a doctor depending on the circumstances. It is recommended to go to the vaccination site, consult the doctor in detail, and wait for the doctor to assess the patient’s condition and agree before vaccination.