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Mamta's Child Care& Vaccination Centre · Wakad

Mon–Sat · 10 AM–1 PM & 6–9 PM

Timings & directions

Vaccinations

Your child's vaccination schedule

The Indian Academy of Pediatrics (IAP) 2023 immunization schedule, age by age — with the vaccines meant only for special situations clearly marked. Dr. Mamta will personalise it for your child.

Schedule by age

Every vaccine by age, following the IAP 2023 schedule. Tap a colour to see just that group.

  1. At birth

    • BCG(Routine)
    • OPV-0(Routine)
    • Hepatitis B-1(Routine)

  2. 6 weeks

    • DTwP/DTaP-1(Routine)
    • IPV-1(Routine)
    • Hib-1(Routine)
    • Hep B-2(Routine)
    • PCV-1(Routine)
    • Rotavirus-1(Routine)

  3. 10 weeks

    • DTwP/DTaP-2(Routine)
    • IPV-2(Routine)
    • Hib-2(Routine)
    • Hep B-3(Routine)
    • PCV-2(Routine)
    • Rotavirus-2(Routine)

  4. 14 weeks

    • DTwP/DTaP-3(Routine)
    • IPV-3(Routine)
    • Hib-3(Routine)
    • Hep B-4(Routine)
    • PCV-3(Routine)
    • Rotavirus-3(Routine)

  5. 6 months

    • Influenza (IIV)-1(Routine)

  6. 7 months

    • Influenza (IIV)-2(Routine)

  7. 6–9 months

    • Typhoid conjugate vaccine(Routine)

  8. 9 months

    • MMR-1(Routine)
    • Meningococcal-1(Special situations)

  9. 12 months

    • Hepatitis A-1(Routine)
    • JE-1(Special situations)
    • Meningococcal-2(Special situations)

  10. 13 months

    • JE-2(Special situations)

  11. 15 months

    • PCV booster(Routine)
    • MMR-2(Routine)
    • Varicella-1(Routine)

  12. 16–18 months

    • DTwP/DTaP-B1(Routine)
    • Hib-B1(Routine)
    • IPV-B1(Routine)

  13. 18–24 months

    • Hep A-2(Routine)
    • Varicella-2(Routine)

  14. 4–6 years

    • DTwP/DTaP-B2(Routine)
    • MMR-3(Routine)
    • IPV-B2(Routine)

  15. 9–14 years

    • Tdap†(Routine)
    • HPV‡(Routine)

† Tdap is given at 10–12 years.   ‡ HPV: two doses between 9 and 14 years, for girls and boys.

If PCV was missed earlier, ask Dr. Mamta about a catch-up dose. Ages are in completed weeks, months or years.

Abbreviations: BCG — Bacillus Calmette-Guérin · OPV — oral poliovirus vaccine · IPV — inactivated polio vaccine · Hep B — hepatitis B · DTwP — diphtheria, tetanus and whole-cell pertussis · DTaP — diphtheria, tetanus and acellular pertussis · Hib — Haemophilus influenzae type b · PCV — pneumococcal conjugate vaccine · IIV — inactivated influenza vaccine · MMR — measles, mumps and rubella · JE — Japanese encephalitis · Tdap — tetanus, diphtheria and acellular pertussis · HPV — human papillomavirus.

Source: Kasi SG, et al. Indian Academy of Pediatrics (IAP) Advisory Committee on Vaccines and Immunization Practices (ACVIP): Recommended Immunization Schedule (2023),Indian Pediatrics. This page is for general information — your child's schedule depends on their age, health and previous doses.

Vaccination counselling

Not sure what your child needs, or whether an optional vaccine is worth it? Dr. Mamta will explain what each vaccine protects against and what happens if you delay, so you can decide with confidence. Bring your questions.

Family vaccination

Vaccines aren't only for children. These are also available for adults in the family — including grandparents living with a new baby.

  • Influenza (flu)
  • HPV
  • Zoster (shingles)
  • Pneumococcal (pneumonia)

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