Recommended Literature for 2010 NIIW-VWA

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Immunization Schedule Refrigerator Magnet

Stock # 11-12815 (English) (Rev. 07/09) View Item Here
Stock # 11-12815A (Spanish) (Rev. 07/09) View Item Here

• Description:  To remind parents, providers and child-care facilities of the need for full protection, this easy-to-read, attractive and handy refrigerator magnet lists the vaccines recommended for infants and children up to 18 months of age.
• Target Audience: Parents, providers, child-care facilities.

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"These Are The Times You'll Want To Remember"-Pamphlet

Stock # 6-205 (English) (Rev. 01/08) View Item Here
Stock # 6-205A (Spanish) (Rev. 10/08) View Item Here

• Description:  Appealing tri-fold pamphlet features portraits of infants and children to emphasize the timing and sequence of vaccination. Easy-to- read text lists and describes vaccine-preventable diseases and their effects.
• Target Audience: Parents, providers, child-care facilities, schools.

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"Vaccines Provide Protection When Your Baby Needs It Most"- Brochure

Stock # 11-11117 (Bilingual) (Rev. 07/08) View Item Here

• Description: Compelling, eye-catching brochure gives parents information about the Texas Vaccines for Children (TVFC) program. It is easy-to-read. It describes the program and eligibility criteria. It includes a “simplified” recommended schedule for vaccines.
• Target Audience: Parents, providers, government.

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"My Child’s Health Record"-Pamphlet

Stock # C-103 (Bilingual) (Rev. 08/09) View Item Here

• Description:

  Every parent with infants and young children needs this. It is a practical and comprehensive health record for each of their children. It is also a reminder and educator. The record starts prenatally. Space allows for conditions at birth and follows the child’s growth and developmental stages. It includes dental data. It lists the vaccine- preventable diseases with easy-to-read descriptions of the symptoms and vaccines that prevent the disease. A Frequently Asked Questions section addresses concerns parents may have. The vaccine history is strategically placed (at the very end for easy access). The vaccination record lists vaccines given, the dates, the provider, and the brand and lot number. Parents will have all the information they require in one handy, attractive, and comprehensive document protected with a plastic sleeve for increased durability.

• Target Audience: Parents, providers.