Immunization Schedule for Children
Vaccinations are some of the most important tools available for preventing disease, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Vaccinations not only protect children from developing a potentially serious disease but also protect the community by reducing the spread of infectious disease.
See the complete A-Z list of all the Children's Health related information or browse the current list of select resources.
Children's Health Related Resources
Children's Health Articles
- Mumps
- Fifth Disease
- What Is the Best Brain Food for Kids?
- What Is DiGeorge Syndrome Life Expectancy?
- What Are the Five Stages of Puberty?
- Is Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Contagious?
- How Do I Deal with My 12-Year-Old Daughter’s Attitude?
- How Do I Deal with My 12-Year-Old Son?
- What Do Adolescents Need in Regard to Parenting?
- What Are the Four Types of Parenting Styles?
- How Should Children Wear A Mask During COVID-19?
- How Do I Deal with My 2-Year-Old's Temper Tantrums?
- How Do You Parent a Toddler with ADHD?
- How Can I Be a Better Parent to My Teenager?
- How Do You Discipline a 4-Year-Old Who Doesn't Listen?
Children's Health Medications
Children's Health Images and Slideshows
- What Are the Do's and Don'ts For a Newborn Baby?
- How Can I Be A Good Parent to My Baby?
- Parenting: Baby Proofing Essentials
- Baby Skin Care: Tips to Keep Newborn's Skin Healthy
- Brain Foods: Healthy Food for Kids' Brains
- Tips For Raising Healthy Kids
- Children's Health: Gross Stuff Kids Do - Will It Hurt Them?
- Top 10 Parenting Mistakes- Children, Infants, Toddlers, Teens
- Healthy Living: Health Dos & Don'ts of Buying Used
- Lice & Nits: How to Get Rid of Head Lice
- Your Child's First Year of Development
- Baby's First Year: Month to Month Development Milestones
- Children’s Health: 11 Causes of Common Skin Rashes
- Better Ways to Feed Your Baby
- Your Toddler: Typical Second-Year Milestones With Pictures
Children's Health Quizzes
Children's Health News
- Pfizer Asks FDA to Authorize COVID Vaccine for Kids Aged 5 to 11
- Pfizer to Request COVID-19 Vaccine Approval for Kids
- Researchers Warn Young Adults Are at Highest Risk of Obesity
- Ultraprocessed Foods Comprise Most of the Calories for Youths
- No Link Between Childhood Vaccinations and Allergies or Asthma
- FDA Authorizes Pfizer COVID Vaccine for Teens 12-15
- FDA Set to OK Pfizer Vaccine in Younger Teens
- 'Striking' Increase in Childhood Obesity During Pandemic
- Rate of COVID-19 in Children Takes a Turn for the Worse
- Much Is Still Unknown About MIS-C, Experts Say
- Managing Children's Fear, Anxiety in the Age of Coronavirus
- Vaginal Birth, Breastfeeding Reduce Allergies, Asthma
- California Tightens Scrutiny of Medical Vaccine Exemptions
- Not All Screen Time Is Bad for Kids, but Know the Consequences
- Child Vaccination Rates Near Target in US, But Uneven