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Childhood vaccine-preventable DISEASES and the VACCINES that prevent them:
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Infants
- Infant and Childhood Immunization Schedule
- Make your own schedule (birth through six years old)
- Infant immunizations
Overview and links to childhood preventable diseases - VIDEO: Answers tough questions that real moms had about childhood immunizations NEW April 15, 2009
- National Infant Immunization Week (NIIW campaign materials)
- Recommended
Immunizations for Babies (pdf, 370 KB, 1 page) updated apr 2009
- Immunizations for Babies (exit)
- Common Questions Parents Ask About Infant Immunizations
- Welcome to parenthood video (.wmv)
50 second video. A light-hearted look at the challenges new parents face. - Every Child By Two launches "Vaccinate Your Baby" campaign (exit) to
address vaccine misinformation - See also: For Parents
Toddlers
- Childhood & Adolescent Immunization Schedule
- Make your own schedule (birth through six years old)
- The ABCs of childhood vaccines
Slides that explain concepts & major facts in everyday words - Report: ECBT/TFAH presents recommendations for vaccinating the 20% of U.S. preschoolers who remain undervaccinated (exit)
- Rules: Summary of Rules for Childhood Immunization (exit)
- Screening Questionnaire for Child and Teen Immunization (exit)
- See also: For Parents
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Content last reviewed on April 9, 2007
Content Source: National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases