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Bakit mahalaga at kailangan ng ating mga anak ang bakuna?

Bakit importante at kailangan ng anak ko ang bakuna? - Simple lang, dahil gusto ko protektado siya sa ano mang sakit. Ang gusto lang naman nating mga nanay ay yung kung ano ang makakabuti sa ating mga anak. The vaccine is not just a vaccine as others think that you can only get everywhere. Vaccines are a way to protect our bodies from the threat of various diseases, especially in our current situation (Pandemic). That is why it is so important for our children to complete their immunizations/vaccinations. One, two, or three vaccines are not enough for all the protection we want for our children. I may forget many things, but not the vaccines that my Zebe's need. And I'm proud of myself and for my Zebe too coz, we're done with her immunizations and looking forward to booster shots! When was the last time your child was vaccinated? Join the Team BakuNanay Facebook community. A community of moms where freely talk and get the right information about the importance of vaccination. Just answer the membership questions. https://www.facebook.com/groups/bakunanay #TeamBakuNanay #ProudtobeABakuNanay #AllAboutBakuna #HealthierPhilippines #VaccinesWorkForAll

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Bakit mahalaga at kailangan ng ating mga anak ang bakuna?
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Covid-19 Vaccine

Sino ang nakapag pa Covid-19 Vaccine na? Ano ang Vaccine na binigay sayo? At ano ang side effects? Share your thoughts mga momsh! Excited na ako for may 1st dose of Covid-19 Vaccine! #TeamBakuNanay #ProudtobeABakuNanay #AllAboutBakuna #HealthierPhilippines #VaccinesWorkforAll

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Nakapag pa Flu Vaccine ka na ba ngayong taon?

Tara na't mag throwback muna! This is our 1st summer vacation as a Family, way back 2018. This is one of the special, memorable, and my most favorite event that I always want to look back to. Zebe got her 1st flu vaccine, then 2 days after we decided to go outside for a walk and have some fresh air. As a first-time mom, I've always been very careful with zebe. Never ko nakalimutan ang mga bakuna na kailangan ni Zebe at ng buong pamilya. At isa na dito ang Annual Flu Vaccination 💉 Since then, I always ensure that my whole family gets the flu vaccine every year. This is one of the important vaccines that we should receive every year. Lalo na ngayong panahon at usong-uso ang trangkaso na madalas ginagawang simpleng sakit ng iba. Benefits of Flu Vaccination: A Flu Shot can help to keep you from the flu, lessen the severity of symptoms, avoid risks, any complications, and reduce the chances of needing hospitalization if you do get the flu. That's how important of Annual Flu Vaccination. 💉 Nakapag pa Flu Vaccine na ang iyong pamilya? Don't forget to join the Team BakuNanay Facebook community. A community of moms where freely talk and get the right information about the importance of vaccination: https://www.facebook.com/groups/bakunanay #TeamBakuNanay #ProudtobeABakuNanay #AllAboutBakuna #HealthierPhilippines #VaccinesWorkForAll

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Nakapag pa Flu Vaccine ka na ba ngayong taon?
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Flu Vaccine

Hi mommies sino dito ang taga Makati City nakapag pa flu vaccine? Saan po kayo nagpa flu vaccine?

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Kahalagahan ng Booster Shots sa ating mga anak. Bakit kailangan ito ng ating mga anak?

Bilang magulang, hindi lang dapat ang development o milestones ng ating mga anak ang ating sinusubaybayan. Mahalagang malaman din natin kung ano-ano pa nga bang Bakuna ang kailangan ng ating mga anak. Upang lumaki sila ng maayos at malusog. At kung bakit kailangan ng ating anak ang Booster Shots. Alamin ang iba pang impormasyon sa article na ito 👇 https://ph.theasianparent.com/vaccine-schedule-for-toddlers

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Booster shots for kids and why a vaccine schedule for toddlers is essential | theAsianparent PhilippinesA vaccine schedule for toddlers will let you know when it is time to give your kid a shot. It is important to know the importance of booster shots for kids.
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Handa ba ang iyong buong pamilya sa sakit na dala ng lamok?

Uy momsh! Nakapanood ka ba ng FAMhealthy Live Session last Monday? Yung about sa lamok, at sa mga posibleng sakit na dala nito. Very timely talaga ang topic na to dahil panahon na naman ng tag-ulan at panahon na din ng tag lamok. Marami sa atin, ang alam ay "Dengue" lang ang maaari natin makuha sa lamok kapag nakagat tayo nito. Pero hindi lang pala dengue ang dala nito. Ang lamok ay isang klase ng vector bornes diseases. Ang Vector Bornes are cause by parasites. May 3 klase ng lamok ito ay ang: ✨Aedes - na nagdadala ng dengue fever, yellow fever, rift valley fever and chikungunya. Madalas itong mangagat sa umaga. ✨Anopheles - na sanhi ng malaria, ito ay nangangagat sa gabi. Majority nito ay sa Palawan. ✨ Culex - Japanese Encephalitis (isa sa may mataas na mortality rate dito sa pilipinas) Lymphatic filiariasos and west nile fever. Paano ba natin maiiwasan ang mga sakit na ito na dala ng lamok? Para sa iba pang information, maaari niyong mapanood ang replay sa theAsianparentPH Facebook Page or dito sa link na ito 👇 https://fb.watch/6q7u087MR4/ Kaya naman panatilihin nating malinis ang ating tahanan at kapaligiran. Dahil hindi lang sa kagat ng lamok tayo magkakasakit. Mas marami pang sakit ang maaari nating makuha kung hindi tayo mag iingat. Ugaliing magpakonsulta sa doktor at kompletuhin ang Bakuna! Huwag kalimutang sumali sa Team BakuNanay Facebook community kung saan malayang pinag-uusapan ang kahalagahan ng bakuna: https://www.facebook.com/groups/bakunanay #TeamBakuNanay #ProudtobeABakuNanay #AllAboutBakuna #HealthierPhilippines #VaccinesWorkForAll

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Handa ba ang iyong buong pamilya sa sakit na dala ng lamok?
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LAMOKS not OKS! Handa na ba ang iyong pamilya?

It's officially the rainy season! Kasabay din nito ang mga lamok na maaaring magdala ng sakit! Handa na ba ang buong pamilya? Sa darating na lunes, June 28 samahan muli si Dr. Ging Zamora, at ang ating guest speaker, pedia-neurologist, Dr. Jo Janette de la Calzada, sa isang makabuluhan at napapanahong talakayan - LAMOKS not OKS: Mga Paalala Tungkol Sa Mga Sakit na Galing sa Lamok. Dito lang sa theAsianparent Philippines Facebook page. LUNES, June 28 6PM, Kitakits mga Inay's! Don't forget to join the Team BakuNanay Facebook community. A community of moms where freely talk and get the right information about the importance of vaccination: https://www.facebook.com/groups/bakunanay #TeamBakuNanay #ProudtobeABakuNanay #AllAboutBakuna #HealthierPhilippines #VaccinesWorkForAll

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LAMOKS not OKS! Handa na ba ang iyong pamilya?
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Let's all celebrate the good news!

Did you know that the Philippines is now free from polio? Yes! You heard it right! The World Health Organization and Department of Health announced that the polio outbreak in the country is over. Hooray! Source: https://www.who.int/philippines/news/detail/11-06-2021-who-unicef-laud-end-of-polio-outbreak-in-the-philippines Let's all have a mini celebration! With the help of Vaccines such as IPV and OPV, we have been able to fight the possible things that can happen to our kids due to Polio. Inactivated Polio Vaccine(IPV) and Oral Polio Vaccine (OPV)are very important especially for our kids. It help to fully protect our kids against Polio disease. That's why our children need to complete their immunizations and continue vaccinated. You may ask your doctor or a health provider for more information. And to my fellow moms out there! Don't forget to join the Team BakuNanay Facebook community. A community of moms where freely talk and get the right information about the importance of vaccination: https://www.facebook.com/groups/bakunanay #TeamBakuNanay #ProudtobeABakuNanay #AllAboutBakuna #HealthierPhilippines #VaccinesWorkForAll

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WHO, UNICEF laud end of polio outbreak in the Philippines11 June 2021 — WHO and UNICEF Philippines on behalf of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI) commend the Department of Health (DOH), government agencies, partners and civil society efforts that have ended the polio outbreak in the Philippines. The DOH officially concluded the polio outbreak response on 3 June 2021. The decision came as the virus has not been detected in a child or in the environment in the past 16 months and is a result of comprehensive outbreak response actions including intensified immunization and surveillance activities in affected areas of the country. The DOH announced a polio outbreak in the Philippines on 19 September 2019, after 19 years of being polio-free. Since then, the government, together WHO, UNICEF and partners scaled nationwide polio campaigns to stop the spread of the virus. Despite the tremendous challenges to immunization presented by the simultaneous impact of COVID-19, the DOH continued robust polio immunization campaigns. In particular, UNICEF and WHO commend the DOH for enhancing training and mobilizing health workers in infection prevention and control, and supplying them with personal protective equipment to be able to vaccinate children in their homes and in designated health centers - a global first in a country experiencing community transmission of COVID-19.  WHO supported the country’s polio outbreak response by providing both technical and operations support on intensifying polio surveillance, planning, preparing for and monitoring of immunization campaigns, infection prevention and control measures and risk communication. WHO also deployed international and national polio experts who provided on-the-ground technical support to the regions and local implementers.  “This is a major win for public health and is an excellent example of what collective efforts can attain, even in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. The closure of the polio outbreak is a direct result of strong political will and government leadership, the mobilization and engagement of resources and communities, the courage and commitment of healthcare and front-line workers, and the combined, coordinated efforts of the local governments and partners,” said Dr Rabindra Abeyasinghe, WHO Representative to the Philippines. “We look forward for these efforts to be sustained for a strong and resilient immunization system, utilizing the investments made for polio outbreak response and COVID-19 vaccination to ensure all children are protected from vaccine preventable diseases as the Philippines moves towards achieving Universal Health Care,” Dr Abeyasinghe added.  UNICEF supported the Department of Health through vaccine procurement and delivery, development of immunization guidelines, social mobilization, engaging community members and influencers, and building the capacity of DOH and LGU staff nationwide to plan and ensure that no child was missed.  “The success of the polio immunization in the Philippines is proof that when we come together for children, great things happen. UNICEF celebrates all the vaccine champions and partners who made this possible. We must keep the momentum and accelerate routine immunization and safeguard essential child health services while rolling out COVID-19 vaccines for priority groups,” UNICEF Philippines Representative Oyunsaikhan Dendevnorov says.  Aside from WHO and UNICEF, other core partners of the GPEI – Rotary International, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance – also supported the Philippine polio outbreak response.  WHO has outlined recommendations to the DOH to ensure systems are in place to protect the gains from the polio outbreak response. These include giving high priority to quality poliovirus surveillance; developing quarterly surveillance desk reviews between DOH and WHO; protecting human resources involved in immunization; regular reporting to WHO on human resource deployment, vaccine procurement and surveillance performance; developing best practices manual for field level users; and updating material inventories.   About polio  Polio is a highly infectious, crippling and sometimes fatal disease that can be avoided with a vaccine. Children under the age of five are particularly vulnerable. The disease remains endemic in only two countries – Afghanistan and Pakistan – and when it is eradicated there, polio will be only the second disease ever to be completely eradicated.
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Know FACT from FAKE!

Sa panahon ngayon, marami ang kumakalat na maling balita tungkol sa Covid-19 Vaccine. Kaya naman hanggang ngayon maraming tao ang ayaw mag pabakuna at hindi naniniwala sa bisa ng Covid-19 Vaccine. Huwag magpadala sa mga naririnig at nababasa lamang sa social media. Ugaliing magtanong sa mas nakakaalam. The Vaccines are free, safe and effective! Tara na't mag paBAKUNA! Huwag kalimutang sumali sa Team BakuNanay Facebook community kung saan malayang pinag-uusapan ang kahalagahan ng bakuna: https://www.facebook.com/groups/bakunanay #RESBAKUNA #TeamBakuNanay #ProudtobeABakuNanay #AllAboutBakuna #HealthierPhilippines #VaccinesWorkforAll Photo from DOH.

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Nakapag desisyon ka na ba momsh? To V or Not to V?

Uy momsh! Nakapanood ka rin ba last night ng Live Webinar ng TAP, ang isa sa mga episode ng "Bakuna Real Talks - To V or Not t V: Understanding the Covid-19 Vaccine." Ayon kay Doc. Beverly and Doc. Meng, ang Covid-19 Vaccine daw ay safe sa mga buntis. Safe din mag pa Bakuna ang mga breastfeeding moms. Ayon nga sakanila ang "the best Vaccine daw ay yung Vaccine na available". Wala sa brand o sa efficacy rate yan, lahat ng bakuna ay pektibo. Handa ka na bang magpabakuna momsh? Magpapahuli ka pa ba? Dahil ako, HANDANG HANDA NA! Sa mga gustong mapanood muli at sa mga hindi nakapanood. Maaari niyo panood ang replay dito 👇 https://fb.watch/5R-FeAchKg/ Huwag kalimutang sumali sa Team BakuNanay Facebook community kung saan malayang pinag-uusapan ang kahalagahan ng bakuna: https://www.facebook.com/groups/bakunanay @theAsianparent_ph @vipparentsph #RESBAKUNA #BIDABakunation #TeamBakuNanay #ProudtobeABakuNanay #AllAboutBakuna #HealthierPhilippines #VaccinesWorkforAll

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Nakapag desisyon ka na ba momsh? To V or Not to V?
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