Question

which vaccines r given to infants ? why ?

Answer 1

Vaccinations in Infants and Children

The vaccines that are recommended for routine immunization by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in all children from birth through age 6 years are discussed below. [1] For more detailed information, including exceptions and other considerations, see the CDC’s full vaccines and immunizations guidelines.
The vaccines listed below are administered via intramuscular (IM) injection unless otherwise stated. IM administration in the anterolateral thigh muscle is preferred in neonates, infants, and small children. IM administer in the deltoid muscle is preferred in young children (eg, aged 4-6 years) who are of normal weight.

Answer 2

Hey dear...

Your answer is....

Vaccines are given to the infants because...

we know that infants are the sensitive ones.
To protect them from the infections and horrible diseases vaccines are given.

There are some bacteria which are very much treacherous and dangerous like tetanus.
These bacteria are defeated when a body is vaccinated.

Vaccines acts as a glucose. It gives instant power to fight with the bacteria and the virus. It keeps us ready to fight and keep our immune system fit.

So to prevent the infants from getting these types of horrible diseases which their body can't resist and can cause to serious illness and even death vaccines are being given to the infants.

Hope this helps. Thank you.