Baby Vaccine Schedule (Bangladesh)
Enter the date of birth to get the dates of the routine EPI vaccines for a baby in Bangladesh.
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About this tool
Enter your baby's date of birth and see the date of each routine vaccine in the national EPI schedule, from BCG at birth to measles-rubella at 9 and 15 months. It is a reminder, so always follow your EPI card and your doctor.
How to read it
Each row shows the vaccine and the date it is due. Vaccines are given at birth, at 6, 10 and 14 weeks, and at 9 and 15 months. A few days of delay is usually acceptable, but ask the vaccinator.
Important
The national schedule can be updated and your child may need extra or different vaccines. Take the EPI card to every visit and follow the advice of your doctor or health worker.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the official schedule?
It follows the routine EPI schedule but may change. Always check your EPI card.
What if a vaccine is missed?
Visit your nearest centre. Most vaccines can be given late.
Are all vaccines free?
Routine EPI vaccines are provided free at government centres.
Does it replace medical advice?
No. It is only a date reminder.