Enter your baby's date of birth and see the full Irish childhood immunisation schedule with dates worked out for you.
The first vaccines are due at 2 months, when the schedule lists the 6-in-1, PCV (pneumococcal), oral rotavirus and MenB vaccines, all dose 1. Pop your baby's date of birth in above and the calculator works out the dates for you.
At 2 months, 6-in-1, PCV, oral rotavirus and MenB. At 4 months, 6-in-1, rotavirus and MenB. At 6 months, 6-in-1 and PCV. At 12 months, MMR, MenB and chickenpox. At 13 months, 6-in-1, MenC and PCV. That is the HSE schedule for babies born on or after 1 October 2024, which this calculator follows. Babies born before that date follow the older schedule, so check with your GP.
It counts forward from the date of birth you enter: 8 weeks for the 2 month visit, 17 weeks for 4 months, 26 weeks for 6 months, 52 weeks for 12 months and 56 weeks for 13 months. Visits already due get a tick and the next one is highlighted. Your GP or public health nurse will confirm the actual appointment dates.
The calculator simply counts from the date of birth you enter, so it does not know whether your baby arrived early. If your baby was premature, check with your GP or public health nurse about the timing of their vaccines. They will tell you what applies to your own little one.
No. It is a free tool from Lullagram, a baby tracker app made in Cork, and it is based on the HSE Primary Childhood Immunisation Schedule updated October 2024. Lullagram is not affiliated with the HSE. The dates are general guidance only and do not replace advice from your GP or public health nurse.