More than 400,000 Michigan kids under the age of 5 will be able to start receiving a COVID-19 vaccine over the next few days.
The FDA has now given emergency authorization for kids 6 months and older to get either the Moderna or Pfizer shots.
The Moderna shot will be two doses, with the option of a third for kids who are immunocompromised. The Pfizer vaccine is a series of three shots.
Today the CDC's supposed to be shipping out roughly 70,000 doses that the state pre-ordered.
Another 40,000 were preordered by pharmacies. But it may take a few days for clinics and pharmacies to train staff, according to a state health officials. So check vaccines.gov over the next few days to see where kids can get the shot.