Which schedule does this tool follow?

The tool follows the CDC/ACIP (Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices) childhood and adolescent immunization schedule, the same one used by US pediatricians. Windows reflect the 2024 recommended schedule for healthy children.

Does this replace advice from a pediatrician?

No. Individual medical history, allergies, and local disease prevalence can change which vaccines a child needs and when. Always confirm the schedule with your child's doctor before any vaccination.

Are the checked boxes saved?

Yes. Completed-dose checkboxes are stored in your browser's localStorage. They persist across page reloads but are device-specific and are cleared if you clear browser data.

What age range does the schedule cover?

Birth through 18 years, matching the standard CDC childhood and adolescent immunization schedule.

What does "catch-up" mean?

Catch-up doses are recommended when a child missed the standard window. The tool marks these as due if the recommended window has passed and the dose has not been checked off.

Childhood Vaccine Schedule Helper

Name: Childhood Vaccine Schedule Helper
Availability: InStock
Author: Nham Vu

Enter your child's date of birth to see which CDC-recommended vaccines are due now, upcoming, and completed, with a printable checklist.

Child's Date of Birth

Due now or overdue

Coming up (next 3 months)

Future dose

Marked as received

Based on the CDC/ACIP 2024 childhood immunization schedule. Confirm with your child's pediatrician.

Enter your child's date of birth to see the vaccine schedule.

Summary

Enter your child's date of birth to see which CDC-recommended vaccines are due now, upcoming, and completed, with a printable checklist.

How it works

Enter your child's date of birth.
The tool calculates the child's current age in months and years.
Each vaccine is matched against the CDC 2024 schedule windows (earliest, recommended, and catch-up dates).
Vaccines are grouped into Due Now, Upcoming (next 3 months), and Future columns.
Check off doses your child has already received to track completion.
Checked items are saved in your browser so the list persists across visits.

Use cases

Prepare a list of vaccines to discuss at the next well-child visit.
Verify whether a school-age child is up to date before school enrollment.
Track multiple children's vaccine histories in separate browser sessions.
Understand the CDC schedule before traveling internationally with a child.
Catch up on missed doses by seeing the full recommended windows.

Frequently Asked Questions

Last updated: 2026-07-22 · Reviewed by Nham Vu