Are u against vaccines(imunization)or u suport them?

I am for delayed vax. I think getting all those shots so early is not a good thing. Too much mercury and other type things in them that is not good for a growing brain.

So I am for delayed and spaced out vax.

We chose to have our children receive the recommended dosages of vaccines at the recommended schedule. We had no bad experiences. While that was our choice, I do respect the fact that other parents have other view points and must make the choices that are best for them. I think if parents choose to delay vaccines or not have their children get them at all that it needs to be an informed decision based on facts and not just on hearsay. Some parents worry about mercury in vaccines, which is used for a preservative. However, all the main vaccines are available in a version without added thimerosal. A common reasoning is based on a supposed link between the MMR vaccine and autism. That link has never been proven in many studies and is traced back to an article written in 1998 that contains numerous inaccuracies. Schools, preschools, and day cares do often state that a child must be up to date on immunizations before enrollment is granted. However, there are waiver forms for parents to complete that will permit an unvaccinated child to attend. I, personally, have not found credible evidence against vaccinations, but I know that some parents do take that viewpoint and have a right to do so. Some people do not vaccinate their children due to religious reasons while some can't be vaccinated due to certain health concerns. I know that vaccinating or not vaccinating is a hot topic filled with controversy and can illicit some very strong feelings on both sides of the arguement. Ultimately I think parenting is a tough job filled with decisions and everyone needs to do what they feel is right for them and be respectful to those who do things differently.

Firstly, vaccines and immunization is not the same thing. Vaccines introduce something into the body with the hope that the body will build up an immunity, but that is not guaranteed. Most of the times vaccines cause immunization, but not always. And, immunization also happens when a body naturally contracts and recovers from an illness.

I'm not against vaccination, but I don't agree with standard vaccination schedules that give so many vaccines so early, nor do I agree that all vaccines are needed to have healthy children.

Schools and daycares do not require vaccinations. All states in the US offer medical exemptions and all but two (I forget which two) offer philosophical exemptions. We had my son's vaccines given according to the standard schedule because we had plans to travel to a little third-world-country island where cleanliness and hygiene are not great. If I knew we weren't going to go, I would have not given some and spaced the rest out.

I support them I would rather know my children have been vaccinated and are protected then to wind up with a life threatening disease.I know that my daughters uncle wound up with autism when he was 6 months old they blame the vaccines but I think it's bull autism is common in some cases especially if one parent carries the gene.

Edit: Also all schools and daycares require kids to be vaccinated so I would rather space out my kids shots the way the doctors tell me they need them then to have them pricked all at once with needles when they go to enter school or daycare

I support vaccinating children.

In 99% of cases, the child is fine after having their vaccines - if you are worried, space out the vaccines or get thimerasol free vaccines. Either way, the illness is worse than the possible side effects.

I worry more about all the preservatives and crap in the food here in the US (high fructose corn syrup, artificial/chemical colors and flavors, lack of nutrients, etc.) and the child obesity rate.

Speak to your pediatrician about the difficulties your daughter is having. Perhaps he can help!

I completely support them, I've had all my kids and myself vaccinated and nothing has ever gone wrong. They are safer now then they have ever been. I also think people who don't get their children vaccinated are making a bad decision. They should care enough about their children to protect them from the many diseases out there. It is the Parents role to protect them, not to enable them to get sick.

The demise penalty interior the U. S. isn't utilized in kidnapping circumstances. I help the demise penalty.. yet basically in severe circumstances, with quite some evidence. The demise penalty is used for serial killers..and so on.. basically while they're convicted of first degree homicide..that's the optimal fee.

The problem with parents who are against vaccinations is that they depend on the rest of the world to vaccinate THEIR kids in order to prevent the spread of disease. If nobody vaccinated, we'd all be suffering - big time.

I just trust that the doctors know more than I do so if they tell me that my daughter needs a particular shot... who am I to tell them she doesn't? If I didn't have complete faith in my pediatrician to make the best choices for my daughter, then I would find a different one.

i am for immunisation i can understand when complications arise especially in babies, apart from blood tests to check for alergies i guess there is not much else they can do. my brother and i as children were in hospital alot and i figured its a jab them and wait to see policy. ?