At Birth
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- BCGFree
Protects against tuberculosis
- Hepatitis B Dose 1Free
Given within 24 hours of birth
- OPV Zero DoseFree
Oral polio drops given at birth
Maternity Tools
Vaccination Tracker
The complete IAP 2024 schedule — maternal vaccines plus 13 child milestones from birth through 18 years — with due dates auto-calculated from your child's date of birth.
During pregnancy
Maternal vaccines protect both mom and baby. These should be given before delivery.
TT/Td Dose 1
Tetanus and diphtheria protection for mom and baby
As early as possible in pregnancy
TT/Td Dose 2
Reinforces immunity from Dose 1
4 weeks after Dose 1
Tdap
Protects newborn from whooping cough
27–36 weeks of pregnancy
Influenza (Flu)
Seasonal flu protection during pregnancy
Any trimester
Child schedule
Indian Academy of Pediatrics (IAP) 2024 recommended schedule from birth through 18 years.
6 Weeks
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- DTwP / DTaP Dose 1
Diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis
- IPV Dose 1
Injectable polio protection
- Hepatitis B Dose 2
Second of three Hepatitis B doses
- Hib Dose 1
Haemophilus influenzae type b
- PCV Dose 1
Pneumococcal infections
- Rotavirus Dose 1
Severe diarrhoea protection
10 Weeks
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- DTwP / DTaP Dose 2
Second DTwP / DTaP dose
- IPV Dose 2
Second polio dose
- Hib Dose 2
Second Hib dose
- PCV Dose 2
Second pneumococcal dose
- Rotavirus Dose 2
Second rotavirus dose
14 Weeks
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- DTwP / DTaP Dose 3
Completes primary DTwP series
- IPV Dose 3
Completes primary polio series
- Hib Dose 3
Completes primary Hib series
- PCV Dose 3
Completes primary PCV series
- Rotavirus Dose 3
Completes rotavirus series
6 Months
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- OPV Dose 1
Oral polio booster
- Hepatitis B Dose 3
Final Hepatitis B dose
- Influenza Dose 1
Annual flu shot every year after this
9 Months
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- OPV Dose 2
Second oral polio dose
- MMR Dose 1
Measles, mumps, rubella
- Typhoid Conjugate (TCV) Dose 1
Typhoid fever protection
12 Months
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- Hepatitis A Dose 1
Hepatitis A virus protection
- Varicella Dose 1
Chickenpox protection
- PCV Booster
Booster for pneumococcal protection
15 Months
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- MMR Dose 2
Second MMR dose
- Varicella Dose 2
Second chickenpox dose
16–18 Months
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- DTwP / DTaP Booster 1
First DTwP / DTaP booster
- IPV Booster
First polio booster
- Hib Booster
First Hib booster
- Hepatitis A Dose 2
Second Hepatitis A dose
2 Years
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- OPV Dose 3
Final oral polio dose
- Typhoid Booster
Repeat every 3 years after this
4–6 Years
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- DTwP / DTaP Booster 2
Second DTwP / DTaP booster
- OPV Booster
Final polio booster
- MMR Dose 3
Third MMR dose
- Varicella Dose 3
Third chickenpox dose
10–12 Years
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- Tdap / Td
Adolescent tetanus and diphtheria booster
- HPV Dose 1
Cervical cancer prevention · 2 doses for ages 9–14
- TCV Booster
Typhoid booster
16–18 Years
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- Td Booster
Tetanus and diphtheria booster
- HPV Dose 2
Second HPV dose if not given earlier
Why follow the schedule?
Vaccines work best when given at the recommended ages. Delays leave a window where your child has less protection against preventable infections.
Missed a dose?
You don't need to restart the schedule. Talk to your pediatrician about a catch-up plan — most vaccines can simply be given at the next visit.
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Browse hospitalsFrequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about this calculator.
The Indian Academy of Pediatrics (IAP) publishes the recommended immunisation schedule for Indian children, updated periodically based on current evidence. This tracker uses the IAP 2024 schedule from birth through 18 years.
Vaccines marked 'Free' are part of India's Universal Immunization Programme (UIP) and provided free at government hospitals and primary health centres. Optional vaccines (PCV, Rotavirus, Hib, etc.) are paid in the private sector but offer important protection.
Don't restart the series. Talk to your pediatrician about a catch-up schedule — most missed vaccines can simply be given at the next visit. The earlier the catch-up, the better the protection.
Maternal vaccines like Tdap and Influenza protect both mother and baby. Antibodies cross the placenta and provide passive immunity to the newborn during the first months of life — before the baby can be vaccinated directly.
Inactivated vaccines (Tdap, Influenza, Td) are safe and recommended in pregnancy. Live vaccines (MMR, Varicella) are avoided during pregnancy. Always consult your obstetrician before any immunisation while pregnant.
Each vaccine has a recommended age (in days from birth). The tracker adds that to your child's date of birth to compute the due date. Status updates daily — overdue means more than 30 days past, due means within 30 days, upcoming means future.
Yes. Your child's date of birth is saved only in your browser's local storage on this device. Pregzify does not store or transmit it to our servers. Clearing your browser data will reset the tracker.
No. This tracker is a reference based on IAP guidelines. Your pediatrician may adjust the schedule based on your child's medical history, vaccine availability, or special circumstances. Always follow your doctor's advice.