Medical-related precautions concerning travel in india with babies

For medical-related precautions concerning babies, Kozarsky says, "I worry more about sub-Saharan Africa, because there are more immunizations you can't give an infant. India is a little less problematic, but you still have to be cautious." She advises parents to make sure their child's immunizations are up-to-date. However, some travel-specific vaccines are not approved for small children. For example, while adults can be vaccinated for hepatitis A, infants must be injected with immune globulin and should take anti-malarial pills that are specifically formulated for little ones