January 8 2018

We took our baby daughter to undertake the preventive inoculation today.

Her father had to visit a class. He drove us to the hospital and drove back to their school.

I carried the baby wrapped in a blanket and took a bag containing things needed for the preventive inoculation and carried a bag on my back.

Fortunately, it wasn't raining or I couldn't spare hands to carry the umbrella.

At about eight twenty, I with my baby got to the preventive inoculation office.

It was early, and only one woman with her son was in the office except the doctors. So we didn't need to wait.

This time, my baby had to undertake two preventive inoculations, one on right arm and the other on her left arm.

Before that, my baby smiled to the doctor and the doctor was amused by her.

While the doctor was injecting her, she felt pain and she cried. But the crying lasted only several seconds and she stopped crying soon.

When the doctor injected the second preventive inoculation, she cried again and also lasted for only several seconds.

After the preventive inoculation, we had to stay there for observation for at least half an hour.

At first, she was interested in two children near us and looking at them curiously. When they left, she cried.

After sometime, when another boy came, she stopped crying and looked at him.

I found she was more interested in babies like her. Whenever parents carried small babies passing by, she would raise her eyes and looked at them until they were out of sight.