The design assists mothers in developing countries to remember to vaccinate their children and to keep a life long documentation of their child's health and vaccination status. The design incorporates a color coded vaccination card with integrated bracelets to uniquely identify the child and the vaccinations administered. Color-coding identifies each vaccination/age period and gives a visual progression through the cycle of vaccinations in accordance with the child’s age. Attached to each section is a matching colored bracelet, which is to be cut from the card at the time of vaccination, and attached to the child’s ankle or wrist. The bracelet will identify the current vaccination cycle and will also have symbols which identify the vaccinations that have been given. Each color coded section will have a written reminder for the next vaccination period. The colorful bracelet is a constant visual reminder for parents to continue vaccinations. Bracelets are to be printed on Tyvek - a material that makes them non-transferrable, waterproof and tear resistant and are therefore the ideal personal identifier. The bracelet size is adjustable as the health worker can cut it to measure to the wrist/ankle and then trim the excess. Additionally, the vaccination card has a section for personal details along with space for an adhesive QR (quick response) code that can be linked to an electronic medical records system and is stored in a pouch with a pocket for the used bracelets that has a section for writing the child’s name and address.