Reviewed 8/12/2024
Use this interactive guide to figure out which shots your child needs next.
Children need vaccines to help prevent a whole range of diseases. And parents may need a little help figuring out which vaccines are needed when.
Here's a schedule of routine childhood vaccines from birth through 18 years old. Special circumstances—such as health conditions, international travel or a missed dose—may affect vaccine recommendations. Your doctor is your best resource for any questions you have. You can also learn more about vaccine recommendations at cdc.gov/vaccines/parents.
Protect your child from COVID-19. The COVID-19 vaccine is safe for kids age 6 months and older. It can help them avoid getting very sick from the coronavirus. Make sure your child stays up-to-date with their COVID-19 vaccine and boosters.
BIRTH TO 6 MONTHS
7 TO 18 MONTHS
19 MONTHS TO 6 YEARS
7 TO 10 YEARS
11 TO 12 YEARS
13 TO 15 YEARS
16 TO 18 YEARS
ARE YOU CURRENT ON YOUR SHOTS?
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