Are your kids current?
Public schools require kids to get certain vaccinations at various ages. Common childhood vaccines include measles, mumps, rubella, chickenpox, HPV, meningitis and more. Here’s a schedule of recommendations by age. (Remember, the HPV vaccine is recommended, but not required by schools. Be sure to talk to your provider about it.)
Vaccines aren’t just for kids!
As an adult, skipping age-appropriate vaccinations can leave you vulnerable to illness and put others at risk. Depending on your age and health, you might need boosters for childhood immunizations, HPV, shingles, pneumonia, flu and more. See recommendations here.