Yesterday I brought my daughter to her first jab (or second jab after discharged from hospital). It's quite a dread as we need to be up super early and bringing a baby out is like moving house 😂. This time we decided to bring her to Klinik Kesihatan Ibu dan Anak, TTDI. This is our first time being there and we didn't know what to expect. The only thing that we know is that we need to be there early!
We planned to go after we dropped off number 1 to school. But........ from all days, both of us couldn't wake up! So there goes our plan to get there early. Other than that, number 1 was super late to school. Lol! We finally got there at 9 am (considered late for government office related stuffs) and of course the queue was quite long. We registered ourselves and went for breakfast as nearby there's A&W, one of @calebleejl 's favorite fast food chain.
After eating and taking our own sweet time, we were back at the clinic again. We waited another hour plus until it was our turn. The clinic was not really the best looking but we were greeted by very friendly nurses (even better than private clinic!). She then weighs number 2 and put down information about her growth and milestones thoroughly. Very impressive. Then it's time for some needle! As expected, she was not really happy about it and had a loud cry as a complaint (sorry baby😔). After that, we were rushing off to pick up number 1 but before that, my husband asked where to make payment. The nurse asked 'are you Malaysian?' then, of course, he said yes and she said 'it's free'. Something that everyone loves to hear!😀
We spent a fortune on number 1's injections and never once we thought of going to the government clinic. I guess I should say that I'm really impressed by the service that the country provided except we have to wait a little longer which we don't really mind. Here's to many many more visits there. :)
