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Child Vaccination Schedule Tracker

Calculate your baby's exact vaccination clinic dates for both theGovernment Free Schedule (NIP) and Private Pediatric Vaccines.

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💡 Important Guide for Parents in Nepal

Practical advice for government health post & clinic vaccination visits

What to Bring to the Clinic

खोप केन्द्र जाँदा के लैजाने?

  • The child’s official Yellow/Blue Immunization Card (खोप कार्ड) issued by your health post or hospital.
  • A change of clean, comfortable baby clothes with easy access to thighs and upper arms.
  • A light swaddle blanket or favourite soft toy to soothe your baby after the injection.

Managing Mild Side Effects at Home

खोपपछिको सामान्य असर र घरेलु हेरचाह

  • Low-grade fever (up to 38°C / 100.4°F) and mild fussiness are normal body responses showing the immune system is working.
  • Continue frequent breastfeeding or fluid intake to keep your baby well-hydrated.
  • Apply a cool, damp cloth gently over the injection site if there is redness or mild swelling. Never massage or apply warm oil on the fresh injection site.
  • Only use pediatric paracetamol drops if recommended by the health worker with the exact dose based on current baby weight.

When to Seek Immediate Medical Attention

कहिले तुरुन्त डाक्टरलाई देखाउने?

  • High fever persisting beyond 48 hours that does not respond to paracetamol.
  • Inconsolable, unusual high-pitched crying lasting more than 3 hours.
  • Signs of severe allergic reaction (swelling of lips, face, difficulty breathing, or widespread hives) — seek emergency care immediately.

१००% राष्ट्रिय खोप तालिका र खोप कार्ड (Khop Card) बमोजिमVerified

The government vaccination schedule in this tracker matches 1:1 with the physical खोप कार्ड (Child Health & Immunization Card) issued to newborns by local health posts, primary hospitals, and municipal health centers across all 77 districts of Nepal.

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