Child immunisation planner
Type your baby's birth date to see when each routine vaccine is due in Kenya. Tick them off as they are given. Nothing you type here leaves this phone or computer.
Vaccine dates
Choose the birth date above to see the dates.
Ask your clinic about
- A polio dose by mouth at birth (often written OPV 0) is given in many clinics.
- Some clinics give a third rotavirus dose.
- Yellow fever and the malaria vaccine are given in some counties only.
- Vitamin A is given from 6 months (it is a supplement, not a vaccine).
- The HPV vaccine (against cervical cancer) is offered to girls from about age 10.
Always take the child's Mother and Child Health booklet to the clinic. If a date is missed, go as soon as you can: the clinic will catch up. The clinic's advice comes first.
Sources
Starter text to review by a health worker.- Kenya Ministry of Health: Kenya National Immunization Policy Guidelines (2024), as reproduced in Nyerere et al., "Childhood vaccination trends among the Maasai nomadic pastoralists", PLOS Global Public Health, 2025, Table 1
- World Health Organization: immunization data for Kenya (country schedule)
- World Health Organization: Immunization (fact sheet)