First dose given shortly after birth.
Seasonal protection for infants, depending on when they were born and if their birth parent had an RSV vaccine.
First vaccines are typically given in the hospital before going home.
First dose
First dose
Second dose
First dose
First dose
Oral vaccine
Baby will receive their first doses of several vaccines at this visit. They may also get RSV monoclonal antibodies if they haven’t already. Most of the vaccines at this visit are given as a combination vaccine, and one is given orally. This means baby will likely only receive two or three shots. You can expect vaccines to be given in baby’s legs. Talk with your baby’s provider about ways to comfort your baby before, during and after their vaccines.
Second dose
Second dose
Second dose
Second dose
Second dose
Baby will receive additional doses of the vaccines they got at their 2-month visit. If they have not yet received RSV monoclonal antibodies and it is RSV season, they may receive this medicine as well.
Third dose
Third dose
Third dose
Third dose
Third dose
Third dose
Ask your health care provider what is recommended for the current season, based on age and health conditions
Recommended every year starting at 6 months
Baby will receive additional doses of the vaccines they got at earlier visits. They may also get annual influenza and COVID-19 vaccinations during respiratory illness season, and seasonal RSV protection depending on when they were born, if their birth parent had the RSV vaccine, and their health conditions.
First dose
First dose
First dose
Booster dose
Ask your health care provider what is recommended for the current season, based on age and health conditions.
Recommended every year during flu season, children age 6 months through 8 years will need 2 doses during the first season they are vaccinated
This visit introduces toddler vaccinations and may also include seasonal influenza and COVID-19 vaccinations, and RSV protection.
Fourth dose
Booster dose
This visit provides booster doses to strengthen the protection built during infancy. Influenza and COVID-19 vaccines are available during respiratory illness season and may be provided during the visit. RSV monoclonal antibodies may also be provided during respiratory illness season for children with certain health conditions.
Second dose
Follow-up doses help to build protection as the child gets older. Influenza and COVID-19 vaccines are available during respiratory illness season and may be provided during the visit. RSV monoclonal antibodies may also be provided during respiratory illness season for children with certain health conditions.
Booster dose
Fourth dose
Second dose
Second dose
These vaccines make sure children have the best protection against serious illnesses before they begin school. These vaccines are available as combination vaccines meaning your child will likely only need two shots at this visit. Influenza and COVID-19 vaccines are available during respiratory illness season and may also be provided during the visit.
Start HPV series: a two-dose series when started before age 15
Influenza and COVID-19 vaccines are available during respiratory illness season and may be provided during this visit.
One Tdap adolescent booster
First routine adolescent dose
This early adolescent vaccine visit often includes Tdap, and meningococcal vaccines. HPV vaccine will be given if not received previously. Influenza and COVID-19 vaccines are available during respiratory illness season and may be provided during this visit.
Routine booster dose
May be recommended based on certain risk factors
This visit helps prepare older teens for college, work, travel, and other settings where vaccine records may be needed. Influenza and COVID-19 vaccines are available during respiratory illness season and may be provided during this visit.