Abstract

This article explores the critical role of vaccines in fortifying the immunity of newborns, which enter the world with a vulnerable and developing immune system. Delving into the importance of early vaccination, the article discusses recommended vaccines for newborns, including those targeting hepatitis B, tuberculosis, diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, and various bacterial and viral infections. By elucidating how vaccines contribute to the overall strengthening of the immune system, the article emphasizes their pivotal role in establishing a foundation for a lifetime of immunity. The conclusion underscores the significance of collaboration between parents, caregivers, and healthcare professionals in adhering to vaccination schedules, thus creating a community-wide defense against preventable diseases and ensuring the well-being of the youngest members of society.