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Vaccine Schedule & Reminders
Track immunizations and upcoming appointments
18
vaccines across 0–24 months
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11 of 18 vaccines administered
16
days remaining before due date
Age-by-Age Vaccine Timeline
Track every vaccine your child needs from birth through early childhood. Tap any milestone to see the full list of recommended vaccines.
- HepBHepatitis B (1st dose)Protects against hepatitis B virus infection, a serious liver disease.
Administered in the hospital shortly after delivery.
- DTaPDiphtheria, Tetanus & Pertussis (1st dose)Guards against three serious bacterial infections: diphtheria, tetanus, and whooping cough.
- HibHaemophilus influenzae type b (1st dose)Prevents bacterial meningitis and other invasive Hib disease.
- IPVInactivated Poliovirus (1st dose)Protects against all three types of poliovirus.
- PCV15Pneumococcal Conjugate (1st dose)Prevents pneumococcal disease including pneumonia and meningitis.
- RVRotavirus (1st dose)Prevents rotavirus gastroenteritis, a common cause of severe diarrhea in infants.
Typically given at the first well-child visit. All completed on schedule.
- DTaPDiphtheria, Tetanus & Pertussis (2nd dose)Second dose to build longer-lasting immunity against whooping cough.
- HibHaemophilus influenzae type b (2nd dose)Booster to maintain protection against Hib disease.
- IPVInactivated Poliovirus (2nd dose)Second dose for continued protection against polio.
- PCV15Pneumococcal Conjugate (2nd dose)Second dose for stronger pneumococcal protection.
- RVRotavirus (2nd dose)Second rotavirus dose for continued gastroenteritis prevention.
Booster doses to strengthen immune response.
- MMRMeasles, Mumps & Rubella (1st dose)Highly effective vaccine against three contagious viral diseases.
- VarVaricella (1st dose)Prevents chickenpox, reducing risk of serious complications.
- HepAHepatitis A (1st dose)First of two doses protecting against hepatitis A liver infection.
- HibHaemophilus influenzae type b (booster)Final booster to complete the Hib series.
- PCV15Pneumococcal Conjugate (booster)Booster dose for sustained protection through toddler years.
Schedule well-child visit with your pediatrician around baby's first birthday.
- DTaPDiphtheria, Tetanus & Pertussis (4th dose)Fourth dose extends protection against pertussis into preschool years.
- HepAHepatitis A (2nd dose)Completes the two-dose hepatitis A series for long-term immunity.
- IPVInactivated Poliovirus (3rd dose)Third dose in the four-dose series.
Includes follow-up doses and the second hepatitis A dose.
- DTaPDiphtheria, Tetanus & Pertussis (5th dose)Final childhood dose before the adolescent Tdap booster.
- MMRMeasles, Mumps & Rubella (2nd dose)Second dose ensures very high (99%) protection against measles.
- IPVInactivated Poliovirus (4th dose)Final dose completing the IPV series.
- VarVaricella (2nd dose)Second dose provides significantly higher protection than one dose alone.
Pre-kindergarten boosters — often required before school entry.
Upcoming Vaccines
Chronological schedule for your child
DTaP — Diphtheria, Tetanus & Pertussis (4th dose)
Doctor Notes
Schedule at the 15-month well-child visit. Mild fever and soreness at injection site are common — apply a cool compress and monitor for 48 hours.
PCV15 — Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine (4th dose)
Doctor Notes
Can be given at the same visit as DTaP. Final dose in the primary series — this completes pneumococcal protection.
MMR — Measles, Mumps & Rubella (1st dose)
Doctor Notes
Mild rash or low-grade fever may appear 7–12 days after vaccination. Do not give if the child has a known egg allergy without prior allergy consultation.
Varicella — Chickenpox Vaccine (1st dose)
Doctor Notes
Can be given at the same visit as MMR. A small number of children develop a mild rash at the injection site within 2 weeks — this is normal.
HepA — Hepatitis A Vaccine (2nd dose)
Doctor Notes
Second dose must be given at least 6 months after the first. Completes the full Hepatitis A immunization series.
Vaccine Information Guide
Detailed information on each vaccine — protection coverage, side effects, contraindications, and official health authority guidelines.
Reminder Settings
Customise how and when you receive vaccine notifications for your baby.
Notifications6
Recent vaccine reminders and alert activity
- Due SoonPolio vaccine due in 7 days
IPV (Inactivated Polio Vaccine) — 4th dose is scheduled for your child. Book an appointment with your pediatrician.
- ReminderDTaP reminder sent
A reminder was sent for the DTaP (Diphtheria, Tetanus & Pertussis) booster dose due in 14 days.
- OverdueMMR vaccine overdue by 3 days
MMR (Measles, Mumps & Rubella) — 1st dose was scheduled 3 days ago. Please contact your healthcare provider.
- CompletedHepatitis B series reminder sent
Reminder delivered for the Hepatitis B vaccine 3rd dose. Your child is on track with the recommended schedule.
- UpcomingVaricella vaccine due in 30 days
Varicella (Chickenpox) — 1st dose recommended at 12–15 months. Prepare for your next well-child visit.
- ConfirmedHib vaccine appointment confirmed
Your appointment for the Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) 3rd dose has been logged and reminder is set.
Vaccine Resources & Guidelines
Access authoritative information from leading health organizations to stay informed about your child's immunization journey.
Medical Disclaimer: zinc-baby provides these links for informational purposes only. Always consult your child's pediatrician or a qualified healthcare provider for personalized medical advice and before making any vaccination decisions.
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