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Still, even if a woman tests negative, her baby will still be given a hepatitis B shot at birth in the hospital newborn nursery (unless you firmly request otherwise) as a 'catch all' of sorts. Newborns of HBsAg negative mothers should begin the hepatitis B vaccine series before hospital discharge.
Babies do not get the whooping cough vaccine at birth. In fact, there are currently no whooping cough vaccines licensed or recommended for newborns. Several studies found that a dose of the whooping cough vaccine at birth is safe, but a newbornâs immune system is not able to create antibodies until he is 2 months old. Get the whooping cough vaccine while you are pregnant. 2  Encourage those around your baby to be up-to-date with their whooping cough vaccine. 3  Have your baby get DTaP vaccines on time according to CDC's immunization schedule [2 pages] starting at 2 months.