August 2025: As respiratory virus season approaches, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has published an evidence-based immunization schedule that includes updated guidance for influenza, RSV, and COVID-19 immunizations for children and adolescents from birth to age 18. View this article, All About the Recommended Immunization Schedules from the AAP's HealthyChildren.org for trusted guidance.

Recommended Immunizations for Children Birth Through 6 Years Old

Recommended Immunizations for Adolescents 7 Through 18 Years Old

Additional Resources from HealthyChildren.org:

How Vaccine Schedules Changed Over Time & Why

Vaccines Your Child Needs by Age 6

Why Pediatricians Recommend Vaccines: An Open Letter to Parents

Misinformation has a way of sticking around—even when science disproves it. More than two decades after the false claim linking vaccines and autism was first made (and debunked), it remains an idea that makes parents fearful or anxious about vaccinating their young children.

Fifteen years ago, Every Child By Two (now Vaccinate Your Family) and the Autism Science Foundation teamed up to develop a guide and webinar series to share the science showing no link between vaccines and autism. The guide also provides explanations of autism spectrum disorders and promising science to determine the true causes and paths towards diagnosis and treatments. Today they are sharing an updated version of The Truth About Autism and Vaccines which includes sections on:

• Vaccine Safety Research

• Autism 101

• Signs of Autism

• Early Diagnosis

• Evidence– Based Treatments