Vaccination & Immunization
Vaccination is one of the most important steps in protecting your child from serious diseases. At Kilkari Child Clinic we follow the recommended national immunization schedule and guide parents at every stage of their child's growth.
Helping parents understand and track childhood vaccines with confidence
This dedicated page helps parents understand the importance of childhood vaccines, the vaccination schedule, and how to track their child's next vaccine. The goal is to make the page educational and interactive so parents feel confident about protecting their child's health.
Safe
Clinically administered vaccines
Guided
Doctor-led schedule planning
Protected
Health support at every stage
Why Vaccination is Important
Vaccines protect children from dangerous diseases such as polio, measles, hepatitis, and tuberculosis. They help the immune system recognize and fight infections before they become serious.
Safe & Doctor Supervised
All vaccines are administered under medical supervision with proper storage and safety guidelines to ensure maximum effectiveness.
Protection From Dangerous Diseases
Vaccines protect children from life-threatening diseases such as polio, measles, diphtheria, hepatitis, and tuberculosis. Vaccination strengthens the immune system and prevents severe illness.
Safe & Clinically Approved
All vaccines used in our clinic follow national immunization guidelines and are administered with strict medical safety standards.
Long-Term Health Protection
Vaccination not only protects your child but also helps protect other children in the community by preventing the spread of diseases.
Interactive Vaccination Schedule
Use this guide to understand the key vaccination stages during early childhood.
Birth
- BCG
- Hep B-1
- Oral Polio Vaccine
6 Weeks
- Hep B-2
- Inactivated Polio Vaccine-1
- DTwP/DTaP-1
- Hib-1
- PCV-1
- RV-1
10 Weeks
- Hep B-3
- Inactivated Polio Vaccine-2
- DTwP/DTaP-2
- Hib-2
- PCV-2
- RV-2
14 Weeks
- Hep B-4
- Inactivated Polio Vaccine-3
- DTwP/DTaP-3
- Hib-3
- PCV-3
- RV-3
6 Months
- Influenza IIV-1
6–9 Months
- TCV
7 Months
- Influenza IIV-2
9 Months
- Meningococcal-1
- MMR-1
12 Months
- Hepatitis A
- Meningococcal-2
- JE-1
- Cholera-1
13 Months
- JE-2
- Cholera-2
12–18 Months
- PCV Booster
15 Months
- MMR-2
- Varicella-1
16–18 Months
- Inactivated Polio Vaccine B1
- DTwP/DTaP-B1
- Hib B1
18–24 Months
- Hepatitis A-2
- Varicella-2
4–6 Years
- Inactivated Polio Vaccine B2
- DTwP/DTaP-B2
- MMR-3
9–14 Years
- Tdap/Td
- HPV-1
- HPV-2
15–18 Years
- HPV-1
- HPV-2
- HPV-3
16 Years
- Tdap/Td