A recent study found children born to mothers infected by COVID during pregnancy may face a higher risk of autism and other developmental challenges. CBS News' Dr. Celine Gounder explains. | CBS News

COVID-19 spreads quickly and easily, and it's impossible to predict who will become seriously ill from the virus. That’s why the AAP recommends the COVID vaccine for all kids age 6 months through 23 months. Beyond age 2, AAP recommends annual shots for children and teens with health conditions that leave them more vulnerable to serious illness. AAP also recommends that any child whose parents want them to get a COVID shot should have access to this vaccine. Hear more from Dr. Joanne Fernandez-Bo