No prob, definitely do tons of research and get both sides :) @scidg3

@karnamarie, very very true

Okay, I have looked online, found info on delaying but I need to do more before these nuggets come out! Thx @tater4414

My son is fully vaccinated, my daughter I decided delayed vaccination. Both are very healthy, strong and smart children. I chose to vaccinate because I feel it's in the best interest of my children's health. I would risk social impairment over death anyday. I completely get the argument about the things that are in them... but what crazy ingredient isn't in everything you touch, use, or consume? Unless you live off the land and grid away from civilization then you are subject to all sorts of things. That's my opinion though.

We are delaying until she can talk to use proficiently enough to tell us what hurts, where it hurts, and how it feels. We are also taking the cdc pamphlet and reading the side affect, ingredients, and how many doses are needed and seeing if the good of that vaccine outweighs the risk. We are definitely doing mmr but other than that we are just taking it slow and really digging in for research. @scidg3

@jasholbert, that's a good point. rather my son be alive and cranky as well.

Yeah with me and my siblings my parents just got us all vaccinated cause you just didn't not get your children vaccinated and they said they wish they had taken it slower and did more research on it. Because obviously having 2 kids react in such a bad way is definitely not something a parent ever imagines will happen to them. I definitely think some vaccinations are good but I'm not one to blindly get them all in one go or even over 5 ever visit. @madibug96

@tater4414, how are you deciding which ones to delay and when to do them? I would love more info :)

every baby that I've been around that has been vaccinated have been sickly except one. lol coincidence maybe but idk. one of them keeps getting pneumonia! I may do delayed vaccinations for my baby girl. I've done a lot of research on the ingredients & they don't look good.

I understand people's reasons behind it being so many chemicals and the children being cranky and whatnot but I'd rather my child alive and cranky than dead from something that resurfaces. It's another reason people who plan to hold her after birth or at the hospital need to get the TDAP because if they don't they can't be around her. She's my miracle baby, I'm not losing her because of something that could have been prevented.

@jasholbert, I just read about that actually. you'd think it would have been common sense but it wasn't for me lol. @tater4414 my mom and grandma waited until a year old to get their kids vaccinated so that's mainly what's been hindering me just saying I'm gonna get my son vaccinated according to the time line recommended. this is like the most stressful topic I think haha. @carlitojrmami fantastic reason

We personally are choosing to do delayed vaccines and are not getting all of them. I have 2 siblings who had vaccine reactions (yes the doctors all confirmed it was because of the vaccines) so it's very important to me to wait till she can talk and tell me if she doesn't feel right and on top we are only doing 1 vaccination at a time that way her body doesn't get overwhellemed.

I'm choosing to vaccinate because there's a thing called mass immunity which means that because majority of the population is vaccinated the diseases have gone. However there's children who medically can't get vaccines meaning of o choose not to vaccinate my child because it can be "harmful" then I'm putting someone else's child at risk as well as my own if a disease outbreaks again, which it may because of all the non vaccinators now.

I choose to vaccinate because I wanted my son to be proctected against deadly diseases . I feel like it's the right choice