Baby Vaccination Tracker: Your Child’s Immunization Schedule
Keeping track of your baby’s vaccinations can be overwhelming. With multiple doses, boosters, and complicated names, it is easy to forget a date. But timely vaccination is the single most important step you can take to protect your child from serious diseases.
The Divakar’s Speciality Hospital Vaccination Tracker simplifies this for you. By following the latest Indian Academy of Pediatrics (IAP) guidelines, we create a personalized calendar just for your baby.
Baby Vaccination Tracker
Enter your child's birth date for a personalized IAP immunization schedule.
How to Use This Vaccination Tracker
We have designed this tool to be a permanent reference for your child’s health file.
1. Enter Date of Birth
Simply select the day your baby was born in the tool above.
2. View Your Schedule
The tool will instantly generate a complete list of vaccines from Birth to 12 Years.
Past Dates: Vaccines your child should have already taken.
Next Due: The very next visit you need to plan.
Upcoming: Future vaccines to keep in mind.
3. Print or Save
We recommend clicking the “Print” button to keep a physical copy in your baby’s file, or taking a screenshot of the “Next Due” date to set a reminder on your phone.
Understanding the IAP Schedule –
There are many vaccination charts online. Why trust this one? We follow the standard IAP (Indian Academy of Pediatrics) schedule, which is designed specifically for the disease risks prevalent in our region.
Key Milestones to Remember:
At Birth: BCG (Tuberculosis), Oral Polio, and Hepatitis B.
6, 10, & 14 Weeks: The primary doses for DTP (Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis), Polio, and Rotavirus.
9 Months: The first Measles/MR shot.
15 Months: The MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella) booster.
“Painless” vs. “Painful” Vaccines: Which is Better?
One of the most common questions we get at Divakar’s Speciality Hospital is about Painless Vaccines (Acellular) versus Painful Vaccines (Whole-cell).
Painful (Regular): May cause fever and swelling for 1-2 days. It is standard in government programs.
Painless: Causes significantly less fever and swelling. It is generally more expensive but offers similar protection levels for most diseases.
Our pediatricians can help you decide which option is best for your child and your budget during your consultation.
Medical Disclaimer
The schedule provided by this Baby Vaccination Tracker is based on the standard recommendations of the Indian Academy of Pediatrics (IAP). It is for informational purposes only.
Individual health conditions may require a modified schedule. Never skip or delay a vaccine based solely on an online tool. Always consult the Pediatric Department at Divakar’s Speciality Hospital for your child’s official immunization records.
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