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From first smiles to first steps—a resource for your baby’s health milestones

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Welcome! Your baby’s health journey begins here.

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During the first 2 years of your baby’s life, 10 or more routine checkups are recommended. Why so many? They provide a chance to check in on your baby’s growth, talk through your questions, and stay on track with vaccines that help protect your little one.
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What to expect (0–24 months)

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Showing up to routine checkups, asking questions, and keeping appointments is one of the simplest ways you can support your baby’s health.

Learn more about routine checkups and vaccines, screenings, milestones, and topics to expect during every stage.

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Why vaccines (and completing every dose) matter

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Vaccines help protect against serious diseases. Some need more than one dose to give the best protection—like the pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV), which is given as 4 doses over time to help protect against invasive pneumococcal disease (IPD).

Learn more about how vaccines can help protect against vaccine‑preventable diseases.

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How you can make a difference

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Learn about vaccine-preventable diseases, why vaccines are recommended, and answers to common caregiver questions in this at-a-glance guide.
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Sign up for routine checkup reminders and tips

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The Baby Checkups Count reminder program offers timely, useful information to help you prepare for your baby's routine checkups, personalized based on your baby's age. These checkups are important opportunities to track your baby's health, vaccinations, and milestones.
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