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  • Child immunizations (17)
  • COVID-19 (7)
  • Infection Control (4)
  • Diseases (3)
  • Adult Immunizations (2)
  • Staff Physical Health (1)

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Child immunizations

Child being vaccinated.These resources cover immunizations and vaccines for children, why they are important, and when children need them. Some resources are designed specifically for sharing with staff and families.

For resources related to staff and adult family members, check out Adult Immunizations.

Immunization Schedules

Find current immunization schedules (from the CDC) for children ages birth through 6 years old, catch-up schedules for children birth to 18 years old and the adult schedule by vaccine and age group.

Pediatric Vaccines and Other COVID-19 Considerations for Program Year 2022-23

View this webinar to learn more about the most up to date COVID-19 health and safety information as well as strategies for increasing pediatric vaccination uptake.

COVID-19 Vaccines for Children

These posters highlight important reasons to make sure all children over 6 months of age are vaccinated against COVID-19. Display them to remind families about the benefits of the COVID-19 vaccine.

Guiding Conversations About COVID-19 Vaccines for Young Children

This tip sheet includes strategies for communicating with families about COVID-19 vaccines for young children.

COVID-19 Vaccines for Young Children

Explore this fact sheet for answers to FAQs about recommended COVID-19 vaccines for children ages 6 months through 5 years.

Preventing Infectious Diseases in Early Childhood Programs: Course Overview

This video shares infection control strategies for creating a healthy environment for children and staff. It also includes an overview of the iPD course, Preventing Infectious Diseases in Early Childhood Programs.

Seasonal Influenza and Other Routine Childhood Vaccinations During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Head Start programs can help make sure children are up to date on all routine vaccinations. Watch this webinar to learn how vaccinating children can reduce the likelihood of illness and serious complications.

COVID-19 Risk Reduction Strategies: Posters

Download and display these posters to promote vaccination, masks, and simple strategies to reduce the spread of COVID-19.

COVID-19 General Vaccine Information

COVID-19 vaccination protects people by building immunity to the coronavirus that causes this disease. Use these resources to learn more about COVID-19 vaccines.

Managing Infectious Diseases: Immunizations

Infectious diseases can pose great risks in early education settings. This video addresses immunizations as an approach to managing infectious diseases in early education settings.

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