👉 1st Vaccine to Baby After Birth in 5 Minutes | Hepatitis B & BCG Explained 👶💉

The first vaccine given to a newborn baby is very important for lifelong protection. Many parents ask: “Which is the 1st vaccine for a baby after birth?” This video explains in detail about the Hepatitis B vaccine birth dose and the BCG vaccine that are given within minutes to hours after delivery. 🔹 Hepatitis B Vaccine (Birth Dose): This vaccine is usually given within 24 hours of birth, ideally as soon as possible after delivery. In many hospitals, it is given within the first 5 minutes to 1 hour. It protects the baby from Hepatitis B infection, which can be passed from mother to child during delivery. Early protection prevents chronic liver disease and cirrhosis later in life. 🔹 BCG Vaccine: In many countries, especially in Asia and Africa, the BCG vaccine is also given at birth. It protects against severe forms of tuberculosis (TB) in children, such as TB meningitis and miliary TB. 👶 Why vaccines at birth are important: • Builds strong immunity from day one • Protects newborns from dangerous infections • Prevents lifelong complications from Hepatitis B and Tuberculosis • Supports global health goals for immunization 💡 Parents should always check with their doctor, pediatrician, or local immunization program to follow the correct vaccination schedule for their country. This video is for educational purposes only. Always consult your healthcare provider for personal medical advice. If you found this video helpful, please like 👍, share ↗️, and subscribe 🔔 for more updates on newborn baby care, vaccines, and child health.