Childhood immunisations

Immunisation is one of the simplest and most effective ways to protect your child from serious illness. We provide routine childhood vaccinations in line with the NSW immunisation schedule.

If your child is due, you can book with reception. It helps to bring their immunisation record so we can keep it up to date.

Key points

• Vaccines are given at set ages, and your doctor or nurse will tell you what's due and when.
• A sore arm or mild temperature for a day or two afterwards is common and usually settles.
• Comfort helps: a cuddle, a feed, or a favourite toy can make the visit easier for little ones.
• Keeping the schedule on track gives the best protection, and catch-up vaccines are available if you've fallen behind.

Helpful links

• NSW Health: Immunisation schedule ↗
• NCIRS: Fact sheets ↗
• Royal Children's Hospital: Immunisation info ↗