Vaccination Schedule Tracker
Log child's vaccines and show upcoming vaccination reminders by age
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About Vaccination Schedule Tracker
Never Miss a Vaccination Date Again
Childhood vaccinations are among the most important health interventions available, yet keeping track of which vaccines are due and when can be genuinely confusing. Between birth and age five, a child may need over fifteen vaccine doses across multiple visit schedules. The Vaccination Schedule Tracker organises all of this into a clear, personalised timeline based on your child's date of birth, so you always know what is coming next and what may already be overdue.
How the Vaccination Schedule Tracker Works
Enter your child's date of birth, and the tool generates a complete vaccination timeline following the Nigerian National Programme on Immunization (NPI) schedule. Each vaccine is listed with its recommended age, the disease it protects against, and whether your child is on track, due soon, or past due. You can check off vaccines as they are administered, creating a visual record of your child's immunisation history.
The tracker covers all routine childhood vaccinations including BCG, Hepatitis B, OPV (Oral Polio Vaccine), Pentavalent (DPT-HepB-Hib), PCV (Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine), Rotavirus, Measles, Yellow Fever, Meningitis, and Vitamin A supplementation. It also indicates booster doses and catch-up windows for missed vaccines.
Why Tracking Vaccinations Is Critical
Nigeria has made tremendous progress in vaccination coverage over the past decade, but gaps remain. According to UNICEF data, approximately one in five Nigerian children still miss essential vaccines. The reasons are varied - busy schedules, confusion about timing, relocating between states, lost paper immunisation cards - but the consequence is the same: vulnerable children and preventable disease outbreaks.
A digital vaccination schedule tracker addresses several of these barriers directly. Unlike a paper card, it cannot be lost in a move or damaged by water. Unlike a mental note, it does not get forgotten in the chaos of daily life. And unlike asking friends or searching the internet, it gives you a personalised, date-specific answer rather than generic information that you have to interpret yourself.
The Nigerian Immunisation Schedule
Nigeria follows a specific vaccination schedule that differs slightly from the WHO global recommendations and significantly from schedules used in the US or UK. The vaccination tracker uses the Nigerian schedule as its default, so the dates and vaccines shown are directly relevant to families living in Nigeria. Key milestones include:
At birth: BCG, OPV-0, and Hepatitis B birth dose. These should ideally be given within the first 24 hours of life.
6 weeks: First doses of Pentavalent, OPV, PCV, and Rotavirus vaccines. This is often the first scheduled clinic visit after birth.
10 weeks: Second doses of Pentavalent, OPV, PCV, and Rotavirus.
14 weeks: Third doses, plus IPV (Inactivated Polio Vaccine).
6 months: Vitamin A first dose.
9 months: Measles first dose, Yellow Fever, Meningitis A, and Vitamin A second dose.
12 months: Vitamin A third dose.
15 months: Measles second dose.
Features That Make a Difference
The tracker does more than list dates. It highlights upcoming vaccinations that are due within the next two weeks, so you have time to schedule a clinic visit. It flags overdue vaccines in a distinct colour so missed doses are immediately visible. And it provides brief, plain-language explanations of each vaccine - what disease it prevents, how it is administered (oral or injection), and common side effects parents should expect.
For parents with multiple children, you can run the tracker separately for each child. This is particularly helpful for families where children are close in age and their vaccination schedules overlap, making it easy to confuse who has received which dose.
Privacy and Accessibility
The Vaccination Schedule Tracker runs entirely in your browser. Your child's date of birth and vaccination records are not sent to any server or stored in any database. This is a tool for your personal use - a digital complement to your physical immunisation card, not a replacement for it. Always bring your official card to clinic visits for the healthcare worker to update.
The tool is free, requires no account, and works on any device with a web browser. Whether you are a first-time mother in Kano, a father of three in Enugu, or a grandparent helping with childcare in Ibadan, the vaccination schedule tracker puts clear, actionable immunisation information at your fingertips.