Childhood Vaccine Schedule

Making sure that your child receives their immunizations is incredibly important for the longevity of their health. However, it can become incredibly overwhelming and confusing to know when the right time is and what vaccine your child should receive whenever they need it the most. Fortunately, Mundelein Pediatrics in Grayslake, IL led by Dr. Jennifer Devaney can provide you with some helpful information on when to receive immunizations for your child that will help them stay safe and healthy from various viruses that can greatly impact their health.

When Should My Child Receive Immunizations?

According to the CDC, there are numerous vaccines to keep up with as your child grows up. Let's take a closer look at some of the most critical times when they should receive immunizations:

• Birth to 15 months
• 19-23 Months
• 2-3 Years
• 4-6 years
• 7-10 years
• 11-12 years
• 13-15 years
• 16 years
• 17-18 years

Keeping up with the immunizations that are necessary to keep your child's health up until adulthood is critical to their development. Fortunately, we here at Mundelein Pediatrics in Grayslake, IL led by Dr. Jennifer Devaney can provide you with a personalized timeline that you can follow whenever you need to get your child the immunizations that they need in order to stay healthy. We will also provide you with personalized consultation regarding what types of immunizations they need depending on any medical conditions that they have.

Knowing whenever to give your child immunizations can become too much to handle for the average parent with everything going on in the world. Fortunately, Mundelein Pediatrics in Grayslake, IL led by Dr. Jennifer Devaney can provide you with updates whenever it is time to receive a vaccination for your child. Simply give us a call today to start your journey of caring for your child with us at (847) 548-7337. We are ready to take the walk with your child throughout the next 18 years to ensure that they are healthy by giving them the proper immunizations they need.