Give your baby the best protection.
Did you know more than 90% of children in NSW are fully immunised?
Vaccines are a free and safe way to provide the best protection for your child if they are given on-time according to the NSW Immunisation Schedule.
The timing of every vaccine given to children is carefully chosen by experts to make sure children are protected at an age when disease is most common or most serious.
Don’t delay your child’s vaccination if they have a runny nose or mild cold. Talk to your doctor or nurse to make sure your child is protected as early as possible.
The NSW Immunisation Schedule recommends that children are vaccinated at the following ages:
It is important to vaccinate your child on time. So, book ahead and make an appointment with your doctor or nurse and make sure your child is vaccinated on-time, every time.
Check the NSW Immunisation Schedule to find out when your child’s next vaccination is due.
Vaccines are safe and effective in protecting your child against serious diseases.
Sometimes after a vaccine your child could have mild side effects such as pain, swelling and redness where the injection was given. If you are worried about possible side effects, talk to your doctor, nurse or pharmacist.
You will need to provide records of your child’s immunisations for childcare, preschool and for school enrolment.
Parents can request a copy of their child’s Australian Immunisation Register (AIR) Immunisation History Statement at any time (before your child is 14 years of age):
Vaccinations are provided by:
If you are unsure about what services are available in your area, you can contact your nearest Public Health Unit on 1300 066 055.
