They exist for a good reason, they've been around for years, decades. It's not a fallacy that they're around to benefit the healthcare system or a government. They exist to prevent disease. Not just to prevent but also keep from spreading. I could never forgive myself if my daughter contracted a deadly disease that I could've so easily prevented by a simple vaccine. Were their parents our job is to protect our babies from sickness as much as we can, they don't have the ability to make that choice for themselves yet.
I get my daughter vaccinated, but I only do two at a time in order to not overwhelm her immune system and it will be easier to eliminate which one causes a reaction if she did have one. She's never had any kind of reaction thankfully. I agree that I think it's necessary. I'd rather my daughter be safe than sorry from a deadly disease. I can't tell you how guilty I would feel if my daughter died from a disease that I could have potentially saved her from.
I've got my baby boy vaccinated. And he's doing good so far. Doesn't have to get more until 9months. 😊 But I do understand the concerns and worry. I'm not a doctor or a scientist but I do feel like it's here for his own good. Like Tyanol before we knew it was safe or other medicine. But to each their own and I don't want to upset any moms. Your the mommy and you do what you think is best! We all love our babies and that's the most important thing! 😊
Brenda.·
I disagree with them :) and I'm glad I live in a state where it's not legally required.
Michelle ·
Мама дочки-младенца
It might suck but it good for them if they were to get sick , it won't hit them as hard or die from one of the illness like smallpox or something
kammy·
Мама сына-младенца
Nah.
savannah·
Мама дочки-младенца
They exist for a good reason, they've been around for years, decades. It's not a fallacy that they're around to benefit the healthcare system or a government. They exist to prevent disease. Not just to prevent but also keep from spreading. I could never forgive myself if my daughter contracted a deadly disease that I could've so easily prevented by a simple vaccine. Were their parents our job is to protect our babies from sickness as much as we can, they don't have the ability to make that choice for themselves yet.
Shawna Santistevan·
I did lots of research on this subject. I decided I'd rather get her vaccinated.
Haley·
Мама дочки-младенца
I get my daughter vaccinated, but I only do two at a time in order to not overwhelm her immune system and it will be easier to eliminate which one causes a reaction if she did have one. She's never had any kind of reaction thankfully. I agree that I think it's necessary. I'd rather my daughter be safe than sorry from a deadly disease. I can't tell you how guilty I would feel if my daughter died from a disease that I could have potentially saved her from.
Bella Hali·
Мама троих детей
I vaccinate
Sidika·
Мама двоих (младенец)
They were invented for a reason! I will always vaccinate my kids.
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I've got my baby boy vaccinated. And he's doing good so far. Doesn't have to get more until 9months. 😊 But I do understand the concerns and worry. I'm not a doctor or a scientist but I do feel like it's here for his own good. Like Tyanol before we knew it was safe or other medicine. But to each their own and I don't want to upset any moms. Your the mommy and you do what you think is best! We all love our babies and that's the most important thing! 😊
Korahleah Sanchez·
Мама троих детей
Vaccinate your kids 👍🏼