List of Vaccines for Newborn Babies.
                     List of Vaccines for 
Newborn babies
Chickenpox
• Your baby needs 2 dosages of chickenpox antibody. The primary 
portion is given at 12–15 months and the second at 4–6 years. 
Diphtheria, Tetanus, and Whooping Cough
• Your child needs 5 DTaP vaccine sections. 
• The primary component is authorized at 2 months, with the second 
being 4 months, with the third being half years, with the fourth bein
g 15 months and a half, with the fifth being 4–6 years. 
Haemophilus influenzae type b 
• Based on the vaccination brand, your kid wants 3 
dosages of Hib vaccine. 
• The main portion is permitted at two months, the second at 4 month
s, the third at six months (if necessary) and the last at twelve-
five months.
Hepatitis A 
• Your child needs 2 hepatitis A vaccination sections. 
• At the age of 1 year, and six years later, the key portion is issued. 
Hepatitis B
• Your child will require 3 to 4 antibody-dependent doses of hepatitis B 
vaccine. 
• The main portion shall be given in birth, the second in 1-2 months, the 
third in 4 months (if needed), and the last in 6-and-a-half years. 
Influenza
• Each individual is a half year old and more experienced and every Fall 
or Winter and for the rest of their lives needs flu inoculation. 
• A few children younger than 9 years of age need 2 doses. Ask the 
human services provider of your child if your child needs more than 1 
portion.
Measles, Mumps, Rubella
• Your child needs two MMR vaccine doses. 
• The primary part shall be between 12 and 15 months and the second is 
between 4 and 6 years. 
Meningococcal
• Newborns and children from 0 to 10 years of age with some welfare 
need one or two meningococcal immunizations, for example in an 
undesirable area. 
• Discuss whether or not your child needs meningococcal inoculation 
with the healthcare provider.
Polio
• The 4 doses of polio (IPV) are needed for your child. 
• The main component is approved at two months, the second at four 
months, the third at six and a half years and the fourth at four to six 
years. 
Rota Virus
• Your child needs 2-3 antibody-dependent dosages of rotavirus 
vaccination (RV). 
• The main portion is admitted at two months, the second at four 
months and the third at six months (if needed).