Abstract

Pediatric immunization is a cornerstone of public health, aimed at protecting children from vaccine-preventable diseases and reducing morbidity and mortality rates. This article provides a comprehensive review of pediatric immunization practices, including recommended vaccines, scheduling, and the benefits of vaccination. It addresses common challenges such as vaccine hesitancy, accessibility, and the role of public health policies. Recent advancements in vaccine technology and strategies to enhance immunization coverage are also discussed. By synthesizing current knowledge and practices, this article aims to underscore the importance of immunization in safeguarding child health and promoting community well-being.