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Baby Immunisation Timeline for Australia

The National Immunisation Program and state programs can change. Confirm the vaccines due for your child with an immunisation provider.

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Birth and early weeks

Ask about the hepatitis B birth dose usually offered in hospital.

Keep baby health and immunisation records together.

Choose a GP, council clinic or other vaccination provider.

Ask whether infant RSV protection is relevant based on current state guidance.

First-year appointments

Plan the vaccines due at about 2 months; some can be given from 6 weeks.

Plan the 4-month immunisation appointment.

Plan the 6-month immunisation appointment and ask about seasonal influenza.

Plan the 12-month immunisation appointment.

At each visit

Ask which vaccines are being offered and what common reactions to expect.

Check that vaccinations have been recorded on the Australian Immunisation Register.

Record the next recommended appointment date.

Ask about a catch-up plan if an appointment was delayed or missed.

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Official sources

Information reviewed 14 July 2026. Check linked guidance for later changes.

Australian Government: National Immunisation Program Schedule
Pregnancy Birth and Baby: vaccinations guide

This tool provides general Australian information only. Your GP, midwife, child health nurse or other qualified clinician should advise what is appropriate for you and your baby.

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