Denise Wolken MD Pediatrics
(Updated based on the 2022 AAP guidelines)
3 – 6 days of age
weight check and jaundice check
no immunizations
2-3 weeks of age
Routine newborn well child visit
no immunizations
2 months of age
well child visit
immunizations:
Pediarix
(DTaP/IPV/HepB),
Prevnar 13
,
Hiberix
,
Rotarix
(given orally)
Edinburgh Postpartum Depression Survey
4 months of age
well child visit
immunizations:
Pediarix
(DTaP/IPV/HepB),
Prevnar 13
,
Hiberix
,
Rotarix
(given orally)
6 months of age
well child visit
immunizations:
Pediarix
(DTaP/IPV/HepB),
Prevnar 13
,
Hiberix
,
Flu vaccine
*– if in season
9 months of age
well child visit
ASQ-3 Developmental Screening questionnaire
no immunizations (unless needs
flu vaccine*
)
12 months of age
well child visit
immunizations:
Proquad
(MMR/Varivax),
Prevnar 13, flu vaccine* -
(if hasn't received earlier)
script to get lead level at lab
15 months of age
well child visit
fill out
TB questionnaire
immunizations:
Hiberix, Hep A, flu vaccine*
(annually)
18 months of age
well child visit
M-CHAT-R Autism screening
ASQ-3 Developmental screening questionnaire
immunizations: DTaP, flu vaccine* (if hasn't received that year)
2 years of age
well child visit
ASQ-3 Developmental Screening questionnaire
immunizations:
Hep A, flu vaccine*
(annual)
script to get lead level and anemia test at lab
30 months of age
well child visit
ASQ-3 Developmental Screening questionnaire
3 years of age
well child visit
immunizations: no immunizations (except if needs annual
flu vaccine*
)
4 years of age
well child visit
immunizations:
Proquad
(MMR/Varivax), Kinrix (DTaP/IPV), flu vaccine
* (if in season)
5 years of age
well child visit
immunizations: Kinrix (DTaP/IPV), If not already given for Kindergarten , flu vaccine
* (if in season)
* Please note : *The influenza vaccine (flu vaccine) is given annually, starting at 6 months of age. The first year your child receives the flu vaccine, in order to be optimally protected, he or she requires 2 doses given 1 month apart. Thereafter, your child will need one dose every year. Flu vaccines are usually available annually between August and February each year, while supplies last.
**Please note: The Moderna COVID vaccine for 6months -5years is available in the office . It is a 2 shot series given 4-6 weeks apart. There is a mandatory 15 min. observation time in the office after this vaccine is given to monitor for any immediate reaction to the vaccine. (Though this is the protocol, to date, we haven't seen any immediate side effects)