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Easy-to Read Immunization SchedulesEnglish immunization schedule
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Create a Personalized Vaccine ScheduleOn This Page
			Immunization SchedulesVideosUseful ListsInfographicsFlyers and PostersAnswer a few questions about your child’s health history to create a personalized list of recommended vaccines. You can print the results and review them with your child’s doctor.  Also view this vaccine assessment tool in Spanish.VideosWhat should parents expect after their child’s vaccine visit? Find out how baby Jack’s mom and dad comfort him after a checkup where he was vaccinated, part of #HowVaccinesWork.How do vaccines help babies fight infections?
How do vaccines work with your child’s immune system to fight infections? Join baby Jack and his parents as they find out how vaccines help train your baby’s immune system to help prevent disease in this How Vaccines Work video.What to expect when your child is vaccinated.
What should parents expect after their child’s vaccine visit? Find out how baby Jack’s mom and dad comfort him after a checkup where he received vaccines in this How Vaccines Work video.Useful Lists
See easy-to-digest information, specifically:6 Reasons to Follow CDC’s Immunization Schedule9 Things to Make Vaccines Less Stressful... For You and Your BabyEnglish | Spanish14 Diseases You Almost Forgot About (Thanks to Vaccines)InfographicsMeasles: More than just a little rash
This infographic details the symptoms of measles, how it is spread, and how it can be prevented – the MMR vaccine. Learn more about this serious disease.Mumps: More than just swollen glands
This infographic details the symptoms of mumps, how it is spread, and how it can be prevented – the MMR vaccine. Learn more about this serious disease.Whooping Cough: More than just a cough
This infographic details the symptoms of whooping cough (pertussis), how it is spread, and how to help prevent it in children — the DTaP vaccine. Learn more about this serious disease.Journey of Your Child’s Vaccine
This infographic provides an overview of how new vaccines are developed, approved, and manufactured, how they are added to the United States’ childhood immunization schedule, and how vaccine safety continues to be monitored after introduction.How Vaccines Strengthen Your Baby’s Immune System
This infographic describes how vaccines help your baby’s immune system to recognize and fight serious diseases.
See Spanish version.Public Service Announcements (PSAs) Radio
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**Choosing Immunization**
Babies come with lots of decisions. Choose vaccination for safe, proven disease protection.
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**Visite al doctor**
Usted hace todo lo posible para mantener a su bebe sano...
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60-second PSAFlyers and PostersAds and posters in various sizes both color and back-and-white, in English and Spanish. They may be downloaded, copied, and distributed without alteration free of charge.Related PagesPreteen and Teen Immunization ResourcesTop of Page
							
					
							Last Reviewed:  March 15, 2019						Source: 	National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases
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