Services Vaccination & Immunization
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Vaccination & Immunization
The most effective protection a child will ever receive — delivered gently, tracked precisely, and explained honestly. Complete immunization for every age, following current IAP guidance.
IAP-aligned schedule
Why it matters
The safest medicine your child will ever take.
Immunization is the single most powerful preventive measure in paediatrics — protecting against diseases that once shaped entire childhoods. Done right, it is also a quiet ritual of trust: you bring your child, we keep the records, and the schedule never slips.
- Every vaccine, one place — national programme and optional vaccines, all documented.
- Never a missed date — your child's personal schedule is tracked and reminders are sent.
- Comfort-first technique — distraction, position and pacing that make visits calmer.
- Straight answers — what each vaccine protects against, possible reactions, what to do.
The immunization schedule
What is due, and when.
An indicative schedule based on current Indian Academy of Pediatrics (IAP) guidance. Every plan is personalised for your child at the clinic — catch-up and optional vaccines included.
| Age | Recommended vaccines | Protects against |
|---|---|---|
| Birth | BCG, OPV-0, Hepatitis B-1 | Tuberculosis, polio, hepatitis B |
| 6 weeks | DPT-1, IPV-1, Hib-1, Hep B-2, Rotavirus-1, PCV-1 | Diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus, polio, Hib, hepatitis B, rotavirus, pneumonia |
| 10 weeks | DPT-2, IPV-2, Hib-2, Rotavirus-2, PCV-2 | Booster protection against the above |
| 14 weeks | DPT-3, IPV-3, Hib-3, Hep B-3, Rotavirus-3, PCV-3 | Primary series completion |
| 6 months | Influenza-1 (annual) | Seasonal flu |
| 9 months | MMR-1, Typhoid conjugate | Measles, mumps, rubella, typhoid |
| 12 months | Hepatitis A-1, PCV booster | Hepatitis A, pneumonia |
| 15 months | MMR-2, Varicella-1 | Measles, mumps, rubella, chickenpox |
| 16–18 months | DPT booster-1, Hib booster | Booster protection |
| 18 months | Hepatitis A-2 | Hepatitis A (complete) |
| 2 years | Typhoid booster | Typhoid (complete) |
| 4–6 years | DPT booster-2, MMR-3, Varicella-2 | School-entry boosters |
| 10–16 years | Tdap/Td booster, HPV (as indicated), annual flu | Adolescent protection |
This table is indicative only and not a substitute for professional advice. Actual schedule depends on age, health and vaccine availability — always confirm at the clinic.
When to visit
Is your child due?
Vaccination visits aren't only about needles — they're the checkpoints that keep the whole schedule on track.
- Due nowA vaccine on the schedule is due — we'll confirm and slot you in quickly
- Missed doseWe missed a dose or two — bring the card, we'll build a catch-up plan (no repeats needed)
- After an illnessYour child was unwell at the last due date — we'll advise the right window to resume
- QuestionsYou want to understand optional vaccines before deciding — the honest pros and cons
- Travel plansUpcoming travel — typhoid, hepatitis A or flu shots may be recommended
- School entrySchool requires an updated record — we'll complete and certify it
How we vaccinate
A visit with method, not mayhem.
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Record review
Your child's card and schedule are checked before anything else — nothing is ever given by memory.
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Honest counselling
Which vaccine, what it protects against, possible reactions, and your questions — answered in plain words.
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Informed consent
Every vaccine is administered only after you agree — optional vaccines are your choice, always.
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Comfort-first administration
Feeding, distraction and the right position — the visit stays calm for child and parent.
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Observe & document
A short observation, the card updated, the record filed, and the next due date set before you leave.
Why vaccinate here
What your family gains.
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Protection from day one
Birth doses on time, and every checkpoint after — the strongest shield begins in the first hours of life.
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Never a missed date
Your child's personal schedule is tracked at the clinic and reminders reach you before every due date.
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Comfort that builds trust
Children who aren't held down and frightened grow into kids who don't fear the clinic — or the doctor.
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Complete documentation
Card, records and certificates — everything school, travel and future doctors will ask for, in order.
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One-stop schedule
Government and optional vaccines under one roof, with honest guidance on what's worth adding — and what isn't.
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Answers after the visit
Fever after a shot? Worried about a lump? Call or WhatsApp — we walk you through every normal reaction.
Comfort first
Making the visit easier for everyone.
A vaccination should protect — not traumatise. We use the small techniques that paediatricians know make a real difference.
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Feed & soothe first
Breastfeed or hold close before and during the vaccine — comfort before the pinch.
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Distraction, not force
Toys, songs and gentle talk keep attention away from the needle.
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The right position
Held upright in a parent's lap, never pinned down — calm bodies, faster recovery.
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After-care explained
You'll know what reactions are normal, what to watch for, and when to call us.
Your child's record
Every dose is entered on the vaccination card and in the clinic record — with the next due date set before you leave.
Missed a dose?
It happens. Bring the card — we'll build a catch-up plan to get the schedule back on track without repeating doses.
Vaccination FAQs
Questions parents ask before the visit.
Optional vaccines protect against serious illnesses — pneumonia, rotavirus, chickenpox, hepatitis A and more. We'll discuss each one honestly: what it protects against, the disease burden in our area, cost and your family's priorities. The final call is always yours.
Yes. Combination vaccines are safe and recommended — they mean fewer injections and earlier protection. The immune system handles them easily.
Mild illness with a low-grade fever is usually not a reason to delay vaccination. If the child is moderately or severely unwell, we'll advise accordingly — call us before the visit and we'll guide you.
If your child was vaccinated with us, we maintain records and can reissue the card. If not, we can help reconstruct the schedule from available records and plan catch-up doses where needed.
Mild fever, soreness at the injection site or fussiness for a day or two is common and settles on its own. Serious reactions are extremely rare. You'll get a written after-care note with exactly what to expect and when to call us.
Keep exploring
Related care for your child.
Most families combine vaccination visits with newborn checks, growth tracking and nutrition guidance — all in the same calm clinic on Baif Road, Wagholi.
- 01Newborn Care — the first weeks, done right
- 02Growth & Development — charts, milestones & early answers
- 03Nutrition Counselling — feeding without the fight
- 04Child Allergy & Asthma Centre — for wheeze, sneeze & itch
Serving families in Wagholi · Kharadi · Viman Nagar · Lohegaon · Hadapsar · East Pune
Start the schedule
From birth to adolescent — we've got the dates.
Bring your child's vaccination card (if any). If you're starting fresh, even better — we'll build the complete plan at the first visit.