Apart from some initial side effects Gonzalez said his son is doing well. “We’re just on edge completely until we see this through,” Gonzalez said. White said in a statement that Garland health officials “are in communication with the parents of the children involved, who are monitoring the children for side effects.” She added that the health department reported the incident to the state and continues to investigate the circumstances leading up to “the error.” The needle used to administer the vaccine to children in that age group is smaller and specially designed. On Monday, health officials reached out the families to inform them of the mistake.Īccording to the CDC, children ages 5 to 11 are supposed to receive a dose one third the size of an adult’s. Gonzalez said his child and a 7-year-old neighbor boy both got shots at the clinic, located at a Baptist church. “Going off their confidence and what we read we were all for it.” “They asked us our kids ages, and so we told them 4 and 6, and they said ‘the 6-year-old can obviously get it if you’d like to go ahead and do that,’” Julian Gonzalez recalled. Can you be ‘immunized’ if you’re not vaccinated? Here’s what the CDC and WHO have to say

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