My DD had a checkup and shots when she turned 4, and i cant remember if she is due for another checkup when she turned 5... does anyone know?
Sadly not all vaccine cards have that. Neither of my son's cards have a vaccine schedule. It just has for the office to put the date recieved and the intials of who administered it.
Quoting goddess99:There's a chart on the vaccine card she should have.
I think it varies. My doctor has them go every year until age 5. Then after that it's just when they need vaccines or are sick.
Oh that sucks. Idk what I would do without the chart.
Quoting DixieFlower:Sadly not all vaccine cards have that. Neither of my son's cards have a vaccine schedule. It just has for the office to put the date recieved and the intials of who administered it.
Quoting goddess99:There's a chart on the vaccine card she should have.
You should take kids every year for a well child visit. I think one more set of shots before school maybe chiken pox booster.
My Dr recomends and my insurance pays for a well care visit each year. (still doing this for my 13 y/o) It's also good for adults. Just beacuse you don't need a shot or appear sick dosen't mean nothing is wrong. IMO
Quoting DixieFlower:
I think it varies. My doctor has them go every year until age 5. Then after that it's just when they need vaccines or are sick.
My insurance only pays for well care child visits every two yrs (unless medically fragile) after the age of 5. I personally think that just going to the doctor every year for him to tell me everything is good with my children is a waste of time and money. Not to mention their chance of exposure to children who are sick. If there is anything wong there will always be signs. There isn't anything that wouldn't be noticable. Now since I do have medical conditions that require monitoring I do go annually my husband on the other hand has only gone to his doctor twice since we've been married.
Quoting chattycassie:My Dr recomends and my insurance pays for a well care visit each year. (still doing this for my 13 y/o) It's also good for adults. Just beacuse you don't need a shot or appear sick dosen't mean nothing is wrong. IMO
Quoting DixieFlower:
I think it varies. My doctor has them go every year until age 5. Then after that it's just when they need vaccines or are sick.



- angie944
on Jan. 8, 2013 at 11:19 AM