When is my child's next jab due?
SG vaccination schedule tracker
Enter your child's date of birth. Every visit on Singapore's National Childhood Immunisation Schedule and every Child Health Booklet check-up is dated, with the next one due at the top.
New to this? Read the short guide first →
Step 2 Your result
Your child's next jab is due on
Your child’s jabs and check-ups
National Childhood Immunisation Schedule and Child Health Booklet check-ups, dated to your child.
Titles read “Child 2: jab due: 4 months” or “Child 2: check-up due: 6 months”. Never a name.
Adds the dates to your calendar, with reminders 14 days and 1 day before.
Before you rely on this
A planning aid, not medical advice. Dates follow the ages in the National Childhood Immunisation Schedule; your doctor may time doses differently for your child's health. "Overdue" means the date has passed and you have not ticked Mark as given (a jab) or Mark as done (a check-up). Check-ups are the 7 developmental screening visits in the Child Health Booklet. Each is dated at the start of HealthHub’s age range for it. Your ticks are a reminder only: your clinic and the Child Health Booklet on HealthHub record what was given. Discuss timing with your doctor or polyclinic. Verify with the Communicable Diseases Agency vaccination schedule. Checked . Since 12 October 2026 the schedule includes COVID-19 vaccination for medically vulnerable children aged 6 months and above; the tracker does not date it. From 1 January 2027 the Secondary 1 and 2 school programme gives the HPV9 vaccine instead of HPV2 (MOH).
Step 3 What next
Where does my child sit on the growth chart?Read the guideWhen are my child’s vaccinations due in Singapore? →Common questions
Are childhood vaccines free in Singapore?
Nationally recommended vaccines are fully subsidised for eligible Singapore citizen children at CHAS GP clinics, and up to fully subsidised at polyclinics for citizens and PRs.
My child missed a dose. What now?
Talk to your doctor or polyclinic. They will plan catch-up doses; you do not usually need to restart a series.