Question: (And I know this is a hot topic. But I'm not looking for or sharing my opinion. I'm looking for scientific…

My two oldest have all the shots a five year supposed to have. My third one has just up to five months, and my fourth one has no shots at all. My fourth one is not getting sick and talks so clear for a one year old. I wish I would have researched the shots before I had my first child. But now and days people just listen to the doctors and don't ask questions or ask to read the ingredients and warnings on the shots etc. People are brainwashed it's sad yet true. An vaccinate child shouldnt worry about the next child not having their shots. If anything the child without the shots should be, guess what a lot of them disease we do not die from them. The whooping cough, the kids that did die was under three months most likely. If you are breastfeeding why would you need to vaccinate your two day old child for.... Look up other countries they don't even vaccinate a two day old baby!!!

Vaccination is not total prevention

@xoashl3ylynnxo, I'm not the one arguing with you. I've not once been rude or judgemental. Im simply curious and asking you to explain your position. But if you don't want to have a mature discussion with me because other people are offending you I can't force you. Thank you for sharing your opinion. Have a lovely rest of your day.

Among the other reasons stated above, there are benefits to the "hive mentality" when it comes to vaccinations. Not only that, diseases that were so bloody close to being completely eradicated until one doctor falsified studies and scared sheeple into thinking vaccinations are evil. I've lived in two countries and one of my children has lived in three and we've seen MANY physicians. Not a single physician I have seen with my children has ever advised against a vaccine. There have been recommendations to wait or delay, but never to fully just disregard decades of medical science studies trying to rid the world of these diseases. Best of luck to those parents who wilfully choose to allow these diseases to be present in our communities. 🙄😡

I answered that for you but you don't wanna hear it maybe ask a doctor or two get some professional opinions bc I'm not arguing or beating a dead horse.

@xoashl3ylynnxo, can you answer my last question to you first please?

Lol crazy people in other countries would love to have the option to get vaccinated 😂 guess they are all wrong too. Idk but I'm still alive and thriving thanks to them damn deadly vaccines. And that's where I end this conversation bc you give no valid information as to why your against it so bye

what about all of the children who have sadly passed away BECAUSE OF VACCINES?! Nobody ever wants to think thats an option but do you know whats in them?! open up a book, get the printout from a trusted physician.. SOMETHING... sheesh

@xoashl3ylynnxo, I have done SUBSTANTIAL research in my 7 years as a parent, before google was the go-to, plus people with experience of vaccinating vs not.. guess all those vaccines, GMOs, and fluoride got to your head 😂 #Irestmycase

@xoashl3ylynnxo, so just to make sure I understand, kids get different vaccines for different diseases at certain ages. So if your vaccinated children were come in contact with unvaccinated children, as long as the unvaccinated child is younger than your vaccinated child, you have nothing to worry about as far as contracting a disease, correct?

ive been reading all the comments bc my fiancé and i are really skeptical on the whole shot thing . so if someone can message me and explain this further in more detail , that would be awesome . on a side note , nobody has any room to tell people how to parent their child . vaccinations or no vaccinations .

They aren't around anymore bc they have vaccines for it 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 and this is why you can't argue with people with Google thumbs

@xoashl3ylynnxo, I'm simply playing devils advocate. I'm trying to understand the argument from both sides. I'm struggling to understand the argument of a parent of a vaccinated child and their judgement towards others who simply chose to live and parent their children differently. I've lost a baby so watch what you chose to say to people you don't understand.

@xoashl3ylynnxo, yes girl preach

my son's school has a form to fill out, if you actually pay attention to the ingredients in vaccines, and which diseases they help to prevent.. most of them arent even around anymore, or there is a quick recovery time if they do get sick for any reason.. I dont see the big point in poisoning my children for no reason, not a fan of vaccines or the crazy mamas who believe in them ;p

I'm just saying if my newborn hasn't gotten a vaccine yet and your unvaccinated child is carrying the virus comes in contact with him how fair is it to my child that he has to contract the disease bc you feel the need to go against medical professionals with your google degree. Do you want to explain to a parent that lost their child due to this how you don't believe in vaccination when all you had to do to prevent their infant child was to vaccinate your child???

@lumos.nox, 😂😂😂😂 never talked about religion so your statement is invalid goodbye

@lumos.nox, I didn't say all schools . I said most schools don't allow kids unvaccinated . so u obviously read my comment wrong 😂😂😂😂😂

@xoashl3ylynnxo, so basically the only valid argument a mom of vaccinated children has against unvaccinated children is to not allow them around kids older then their own vaccinated child?

@lumos.nox, u obviously didn't get

what I said. read it again 😂😂😂

Well because some kids aren't old enough to get certain vaccines yet and my kid who is 5 hasn't got a vaccine yet to prevent something another older child is carrying.

There's kids who cant get vaccines. So if another unvaccinated child contracts something, then the kid who can't get vaccines has a really good chance of contracting that same disease. There is also spacing between vaccines so if your child isn't going to get vaccinated for chicken pox until 6 months (idk the age they get it, just throwing out a month) and a 10 month old contracts it and your baby is only 5 months, then the child will most likely get it. I'm definitely for vaccines, we have them for a reason.

But that still doesn't make sense. Why put your child through getting shot after shot to "prevent" them from getting a disease if they're still gonna have just as much of a chance as an unvaccinated child of getting the disease?

https://youtu.be/QgpfNScEd3M

i could be wrong but i only think they make kids get certain shots now to be in school . were still iffy on the concept but i dont feel its right to force a parent to do shots just so their child can get an education .

@kristenrosasco, not really if they make it so all kids have to get vaccinated so people who do vaccinate their children don't have to worry about it . but that will probably never change however I'm still vaccinating my kids regardless of it being possible that they get sick by another child .

@carlitojrmami, that seems to make vaccinating somewhat pointless if it's still possible your child will contract a disease though.

that doesn't mean I want my son to risk getting them just because he's vaccinated but most schools don't allow kids unless they have been vaccinated . I hope it stays that way just my opinion .

@lumos.nox, so I'm correct then? If a kid is vaccinated, then their mom throwing a hissy fit because other kids surrounding them aren't, or not allowing unvaccinated kids around their vaccinated child, is completely ridiculous...?