Visit schedule
From the first week to age 18, one step at a time.
Select an age to see what a visit usually covers, what to bring and which routine immunisations are commonly discussed. Then book that visit.
The Milestone Path
Choose your child’s age.
Fourteen stops from the newborn visit to yearly checkups. Use the arrow keys, or swipe along the path on a phone.
Well-child visit
2 months
What usually happens
Growth checks, a look at how your baby follows faces and sounds, and a talk about sleep and feeding. Your clinician usually reviews the first routine immunisations.
What to bring
Feeding notes, your immunisation record and a spare outfit.
Parents often ask about
Sleep, tummy time, daycare plans and the first cold season.
Immunisations commonly discussed
Rotavirus, DTaP, Hib, pneumococcal and polio are commonly discussed at about 2 months.
Your clinician sets the plan that fits your child.
This page is general information, not medical advice. Talk to your child’s clinician about your child. In an emergency, call your local emergency services.
Vaccine checklist
Mark what your child has had.
Twelve routine immunisations, grouped by the age window when they are commonly discussed. Marks stay in your browser, and you can print the page to bring to the visit.
Bring this to your visit
0 of 12 marked done
Birth to 2 months
4 to 12 months
12 months and older
Yearly and older
General information only. Ask your child’s clinician what your child needs.
Every visit
Three things that make any visit easier.
Your questions
Write them down in the week before. Parents often remember the best question in the car park.
Your child’s record
If you have an immunisation record or a note from another clinic, bring it. We can request the rest.
Something familiar
A favourite book, a blanket or a snack helps younger children settle.