16K views · 92 reactions | Pain and redness at the injection site and mild fatigue are the two most frequent side effects children ages 5-11 are likely to get from the COVID-19 vaccine. Here is what to expect when your child gets their vaccine: https://2wsb.tv/3D1IIKi | WSB-TV | Facebook

Kids are often scared of injections because they associate them with pain, unfamiliarity, and a lack of control. The sight of a needle can trigger fear even before the injection happens, as children often imagine the pain to be worse than it actually is. Many kids also pick up on the anxiety of parents or previous bad experiences, which reinforces their fear. Since young children don’t fully understand the purpose of vaccines or medical procedures, they tend to focus on the immediate discomfort

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It’s an emotional moment every parent experiences — a small cry, a tiny tear, and a brave little heart. In this video, a child receives a routine vaccination from the doctor — an injection that protects against serious childhood diseases. Though it hurts for a moment, it builds a shield of protection for years to come. Vaccinations are one of the most important gifts parents can give to their children — protection, safety, and health. ⚠️ Disclaimer: This video is shared for parental education an