Child Vaccination Schedule: A Parent Complete Guide

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Vaccines are among the safest, most effective inventions in medical history — protecting children from diseases that once killed millions. Keeping your child on schedule is one of the greatest gifts you can give. 💉

Child vaccination schedule

Core childhood vaccines

Age Vaccines typically given
Birth Hepatitis B (first dose)
2 months DTaP, Polio, Hib, Pneumococcal, Rotavirus
6 months Hepatitis B (third dose), Influenza (seasonal)
12 months MMR, Varicella, Hepatitis A
4–6 years DTaP booster, Polio booster, MMR second dose
11–12 years HPV, Tdap booster, Meningococcal

Common parent questions answered 🧑‍⚕️

  • ❓ “Are vaccines safe?” — Yes, rigorously tested and monitored.
  • ❓ “Do they weaken immunity?” — No, they strengthen it.
  • ❓ “Can I delay them?” — Delays leave your child unprotected.
  • ❓ “What about side effects?” — Usually mild: sore arm, low fever.

Schedule a check with our pediatric department to review your child’s vaccination record and catch up on anything missed. 👶

Doctor and patient

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