17 子育て

〇 Rotavirus

The monovalent vaccine (Rotarix) is inoculated twice from 6 weeks 0 days after birth to 24 weeks 0 days after birth at intervals of 27 days or more.
The pentavalent vaccine (Rotatech) is inoculated three times from 6 weeks 0 days after birth to 32 weeks 0 days after birth at intervals of 27 days or more.

〇 Hib vaccine
Target: Two month-old through less than 5 years-old
Frequency of immunization required changes dependent on target ages.
＜ Immunization schedule＞

Two months-old through less than7 months-old (standard inoculation schedule):innoculation four times（take 3 inoculations at intervals of 27 days and longer or 56 days and less as standard.Take fourth inoculation at intervals of 7 months and longer or thirteen months and less as standard from third inoculation. However, should take second and third ones by less than one year-old and if missed those ones, should not take any more. (Additional inoculation is feasible.)
7 months-old through less than one year-old: three times (take 2 inoculations at intervals of 27 days and longer or 56 days and less as standard. Take third inoculation at intervals of 7 months and longer or thirteen months and less as standard from second inoculation. However, should take second one by less than one year-old and if missed it, should not take any more. (Additional inoculation is feasible)
One year-old through less than 5 years-old: innoculation once.

〇 Hipatitis B
Target: infant less than one year old (two months-old through less than 9 months-old as standard immunization schedule):innoculation three times.
Receive 2 inoculations at 27 days and more interval. Additional inoculation at 139 days or more interval from first innoculation.

〇 Pneumococcal vaccine for children
Target: Two months-old through less than 5 years-old
Frequency of immunization required changes dependent on target ages.
＜ Immunization schedule＞

Two months-old through less than7 months-old (standard immunization schedule):innoculation four times（take three times at intervals of 27 days and more as standard by one year-old. Take fourth inoculation during one year-old and one year three month-old, more than 60 days later after third one. However, should take second and third ones by less than two years-old and if missed those ones, should not take any more. And if take second one after one year old, should not take third one/ (Additional innoculation is feasible)
7 months-old through less than one year-old: innoculation three times (take twice at intervals of 27 days and longer as standard by one year-old. Take third inoculation after one year-old, more than 60 days later after second one. However, should take second one by less than two year-old and if missed that one, should not take any more.）
One year-old through less than two years-old: innculation twice ( take second inoculation at more than 60 days interval after first)
Two years-old through less than 5 years-old: innoculation once.

〇 DPT− IPV (Diphtheria, Pertussis and Tetanus−Inactivated polio vaccine) mixed
2months-old through less than 7 years and six-months-old:

First term: 20 days or more, typically 3 times with an interval of up to 56 days.
Addition of first term: 6 months or more after the first inoculation, typically once between 1 year and 1 and a half year.

〇 BCG
Target age group: Baby less than one- year -old.
Take one inoculation.

〇 Measles, Meals Rubella Both mixed

First term: Once under 1 to 2 years old.
Second term: Once during the year before entering elementary school.

〇 Checkenpox (Varicella)
Target age: one through three years-old
Inoculation: take inoculation twice at intervals of three months and longer or six months through one year-old as standard
※ Those who have already gotten chickenpox are excluded.

〇 Japanese encephalitis (First term)
Target age: six months through less than 7 and half-years-old (recommended from three years old). Frequency of vaccination required is three.

Initial immunization: 2 times (at least 6 days apart, up to 28 days as standard)
Additional immunization: Once (at least 6 months after the initial immunization, with a standard interval of approximately 1 year)

〇 Japanese encephalitis (second term)
Target age group: Nine through less than 13 years-old.
Each one inoculation required.

Number of immunization for Japanese encephalitis may be not enough for the followings. Check your maternity passbook and have immunization upon consultation with your family doctor.

Those who were born on April 2, 2004 to October 1, 2007: Lacked number of immunization can be taken as a regular immunization before the date of your 20th birthday.

〇 Diphtheria & Tetanus
Target age group: 11 through less than 13 years old
Each one inoculation required.

〇 HPV vaccine (prevention of cervical cancer)
※ On November 26, 2021, a notification from the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare abolished the recommendation to refrain from actively recommending vaccination.

Target age: 2 to 3 vaccinations for girls aged between 6th grade of elementary school and 1st grade of high school. There are two kinds of vaccine and interval of vaccination changes dependent to vaccine. You can choose either vaccine but must vaccinate the same one three times.

Bivalent vaccine ( cervarix )
Immunization schedule: take inoculation twice at interval of one month as standard, and third one at intervals of six months after first inoculation.
Quadrivalent vaccine ( gardasil )
Immunization schdedule: take inoculation twice at intervals of two months, and third one at intervals of six months after first inoculation. ・If the first dose of 9-valent vaccine (Sylgard 9) is given before the child turns 15 years old, two doses are given in principle, 6 months apart. If the first immunization is given at age 15, the standard is two immunizations at two-month intervals followed by one immunization six months after the first.
There is a catch-up for those who missed the vaccination opportunity during the period when they were refraining from actively recommending vaccination. For details, please contact the health center of each city or town.

17-1 If you get pregnant

(1) Pregnancy Notification Form

(2) If you have trouble in paying delivery costs

Hospital midwifery system

17-2 When a baby is born

(1) Birth registration

(2) Baby handbook (Fujimi-shi)

(3) New-born baby’s home visit

(4) All infants’ homes visit (by member of maternal and health promotion in Fujimi-shi)

(5) Fujimi-shi Child-rearing Support visits

(6)Infant medical checkup, consultation

(7) Immunization

(A) Babies and toddlers individual immunization

(B) Elementary school, junior and senior high school students' immunization (at medical institutions)

(C) When a child cannot receive inoculations?

(D) Others

17-3 Allowance and aid

(1) Child-rearing allowance

(2） Medical expenses allowance for children

(3) Medical expenses allowance for single parent family, etc.

(4) Medical expenses allowance for the severely disabled

(5) Medical expenses allowance for self-independent supporting program

(6) Childcare allowance

(7) Special childcare allowance

(8) Medical expenses allowance for premature baby

(9)Sterilitas test assisting

(10) Childbirth and Child-Raising Support Benefits

17-4 Day-care center (Nursery schools)

(1) Qualified children

(2) Childcare fees

(3) Application

17-5 Family Support Center

○A sick child and a disease, with a child urgent support business

17-6 Kosodateshien center

Fujimi-shi

Fujimino-shi

Miyoshi-machi

17-7 Hokago Jido Club ,Jido-kan and Jidou center

(1) Hokago Jido Club (Gakudo hoikushitsu)

(2) Jido kan, Jido center