Without bashing me to an oblivion...

some say they are bad. some say they are good... i say why let your kid get something that could have been prevented?... the shots work really good at preventing what they are suposed too... i have my kids get all their shots. well except the flu shots.. my family is allergic to whatever is in the shot... i dont want my kids to suffer unnecessarily... some things arnt wiped out yet.. and arnt curable but are prevented.. . but as always its up to the parents.. .

I have read that the vaccinations actually weaken the immigration system. Idk I'm just so torn because I was fully vaccinated and my immune system is AWFUL and my husband wasn't vaccinated with a single shot and he's immune to everything! I just want what's best for my daughter and I'm terrified because I'm expected to deliver around 30 weeks and she'll be a preemie so super easily infected with anything😣😔

Omg...I meant immune not immigration!!😂

I vaccinate because the pros out weigh the cons. And by not vaccinating you are putting little babies who haven't had the option to get vaccinated yet sick with something that could kill them all because someone chose not to vaccinate their child when they were at the proper age to get vaccines. And not even just babies but the population at a whole, is putting a risk on them. With people not vaccinating these days it will eventually cause some sort of epidemic. Just my honest opinion I don't want to hear crap for it either :)

@missjess, thank you for responding! :)

I didn't mean crap from you! I just meant from whoever disagrees with what I said. So I didn't want you to think I was being snotty about it.

I feel like its more of a personal matter. I honestly choose not vaccinate my infant! But im still doing ALOT of research on them i highly suggest you just do alot of research on the topic & choose whats best for you and your family. The way i see it is "There's a chance getting them and their's also a chance not getting them." this is something you have to research everyone's opinion will be different :)

@b3autymarkk23, I have done soooooo much research and every time I think I have an answer I discuss it with my mother in law(didn't vaccinate) she says it's wrong info or that I'm not reading the right stuff. Then I ask my mother (pro-vaccinated) she just yells at me for even thinking about non vacation. It's so hard bc my husband doesn't want to vaccinate at all and I haven't made up my mind yet and I'm getting crap from all angles.

@missjess, oh okay😂 I won't let anyone bash anyone! We're all mamas who just want a good life for our babies:)

my son only had his shots in the hospital. I think it was one. he's almost one and still healthy . I won't get them until I HAVE to . i don't trust them

there have been severe side effects like death and autism

mm omma_beffers, are you meaning the vitamin k shot? They say that's mandatory in the hospital😭

@momma_beffers, I have read those too😔 one baby was healthy as a horse and just dropped dead after getting a shot for hepatitis I think it was

I don't vaccinate, but it's such a personal decision. Do your research and do what you feel comfortable with. As for the hospital, nothing is mandatory. The only one I did was the vit k because that's a vitamin babies don't start making until later on and it helps with blood clotting

i vaccinate and have never had a problem. and its almost impossible to get kids in daycare or school nowadays if they don't have proper vaccination. i don't want my children getting something that could've been prevented.

As a person who has gotten both of her children vaccinated I would say that they are well protected from things in the world other people may expose them too. tomorrow if a huge plague comes through your child wouldn't stand a chance. Not saying that that would happen or they wouldn't. I work in a doctor's office and only a select few don't immunize there children. they seem to be sicker more often then the normal child. It really is based on one event. you really can't say my child would have the same experience your child might have because your child could be allergic to something in the med or whatever and that is always a chance you take with anything. me and my whole family were vaccinated without issue to any of my nieces or nephews

I choose to vaccinate my children. As with EVERYTHING in this world someone will induce fear if you do and if you don't. Yes, it's scary with our children because they may be allergic to something in the vaccination but they could be allergic to Tylenol, bandaids, milk, anything! You take a chance. At least when they're vaccinated you stay at the dr's long enough to see if they'll react and doc can take care of it. I live in a small village but there were 14 known cases of tetanus right here in our small community and I had to vaccinate my son in 6th grade or they wouldn't let him return to school. Tetanus is a bacteria found in soil and can easily get into a child's wound (and what child doesn't scrape their knee or elbow) and cause infection with serious complications. Diseases do resurface and I don't want to take any chances with my children. The only vaccinations I choose not to get are the newest ones like Gardasil because they haven't been around long enough to prove anything. My sister in law lives in a heavy populated area and does not vaccinate her children and I worry about their wellbeing. She homeschool's, too, because most if not all schools will not let your children attend without proper vaccination. It's truly a personal preference. Take the good with the bad in any situation. 😊

let me just say... if ur around other people and near society I think u should be vaccinated period since u could pose a risk to other people.

I vaccinate especially more serious about it now that a new polio like disease just resurfaced !

@morganmommy79, @beanieboo @prettypinknblu thank you ladies for commenting! I really appreciate all the opinions

No problem 😘

I didn't get mines hep b in the hospital because I was so worried about vaccines causing problems in my baby. at her 1st appointment at 5 days I let her get the hep b. then at two months we did 2 vaccines, an oral & a shot. they want to do 4 at 2 months, but I've spaced them out so she won't b getting the other two until this week. I think if u space them they don't get as much aluminum in their systems.