Kids' Vaccinations Get a Little Easier by Rebecca D. Williams

Department of Health and Human Services
Public Health Service * Food and Drug Administration
Publication NO. (FDA) 94-9011
Printed May 1994.

1. This schedule is for high-risk infants (those whose mothers have tested positive for hepatitis B.) These infants should receive hepatitis B immune globulin at or shortly after the first vaccine dose. Infants not at high risk also should be vaccinated against hepatitis B. Check with your doctor for the appropriate schedule.
2. May not be required, depending on type of vaccine. Check with your doctor.
3. Given at 12, 15, or 18 months, depending on type of vaccine. Check with your doctor.
4. Where required by public health authorities for school entry. Otherwise: 11-12 years. Check with your doctor.

Source: U.S. Food and Drug Administration