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In general, allergy shots are safe and effective therapies, even when administered to children. However, this therapy is not usually recommended in children less than five years of age. This is not a hard and fast rule, but is a useful cutoff point to determine when a child is mature enough to communicate symptoms of a reaction to the allergy shots.
