Pediatric Immunizations in Cincinnati and Amelia, OH

Immunization Schedule

Immunizations protect your child against several serious, life-threatening diseases. Your child should have shots according to the following schedule. Call our office for an appointment if your child’s shots are not up-to-date.

Protecting Your Child: The Complete Guide to Childhood Vaccines

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) offers a video course to help parents understand the importance of childhood vaccinations. The course covers topics such as the recommended vaccination schedule, the diseases vaccines protect against, and the consequences of not following the schedule. Lessons include understanding the vaccination schedule for ages 0-6, debunking myths about vaccines, explaining how vaccines work, addressing common parental questions, and providing tips for parents when getting vaccines. We encourage you to consult with your child’s pediatrician for guidance and to ensure your child’s health and safety.

• Introduction to Protecting Your Child: The Complete Guide to Childhood Vaccinations| AAP
• Childhood Immunization Schedule for Ages 0-6 | Lesson 1 | AAP
• Myths vs. Facts on Childhood Immunizations | Lesson 2 | AAP
• How Do Vaccines Work? | Lesson 3 | AAP
• Top Questions Parents Ask About Childhood Vaccines | Lesson 4 | AAP
• Tips for Parents When Getting Vaccines | Lesson 5 | AAP

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 Routine Immunization Schedule for Infants and Children

* 2 doses given one month apart are required the first year receiving flu vaccine if less than 9 years old.

For more information regarding recommendations for immunizations, please click Childhood Immunization Schedule and Adolescent Immunization Schedule.

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