When Do My Children Need Their Vaccinations? - A Guide

Advice and Information - 27 March 2023

The latest guidance from South East London ICS about keeping children up to date with their jabs
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Routine vaccinations are vital to the health and safety of young children, reducing the spread of infectious diseases and protecting those who are unable to have vaccinations. The best way to help protect your child against severe illness from polio, flu, measles, mumps, rubella and other childhood diseases is to get them up to date with their routine vaccinations. 

As babies and young children need numerous vaccinations, it can be hard to keep track of which jabs are needed when. Thankfully, South East London ICS has provided an easy-to-follow guide which can you can read here, with further guidance available on the NHS website.

For more details about important routine vaccines such as 6-in-1 and polio, see here, but if you need any more information or guidance, get in touch with us at Healthwatch Lambeth with your questions. 

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