Your Child’s Vaccination Schedule

The Saudi national immunization schedule protects your child against fourteen serious diseases. Here is what parents ask us most.

Is it safe to give several vaccines at once?

Yes. Combined visits are studied extensively and spare your child extra clinic trips.

What about fever after vaccination?

A mild fever for a day is a normal immune response. Paracetamol at the weight-appropriate dose and fluids are enough; call us if fever passes 39°C or lasts beyond 48 hours.

Catching up

Missed doses do not mean starting over - the schedule resumes from where it stopped. Bring the vaccination card to any visit and we will map the catch-up plan.

School entry requires a completed card, so August and September book out early - reserve ahead.

The myths parents ask about

Vaccines do not cause autism - the one study claiming so was retracted for fraud. Natural infection is not "better training": measles kills and chickenpox scars, while the vaccines do neither.

Travel seasons

Traveling for Hajj, Umrah, or summer holidays can need extra doses (meningococcal, hepatitis A) with lead time. Tell us your travel dates a month ahead and we will map what your child needs.