Kids Vaccinations in general

Disadvantages: Very few, infrequently occurring.

Advantages: Not having to buy a headstone for your child.

Not immunizing against the base set of diseases (DPT, measles, mumps, rubella, chicken pox, polio) is child neglect and can lead to later-life complications such as shingles, sterility, post-polio syndrome, and (in females) stillbirths or badly-handicapped babies.

I work in a doctors surgery and as part of my job I am responsible for entering the childrens vaccinations onto the computer. I am frequently amazed by the amount of parents who chose for there children to have no vaccinations at all. As a parent myself I cannot image leaving my child unprotected against all those nasty diseases that can cause so much damage or even death in the worst case. The whole MMR scare was proven to be false , but still so many children are not having the vaccine. For those who do not know the vaccination schedule , here it is ............... at the age of 2 months the first vaccines are - Diptheria, Tetanus, Pertussis, Polio, Hib, in one jab and ...  Read the complete review

If you have a small child you will probably soon be told by your health visitor or GP that it?s time to vaccinate him or her. Both will probably tell you that vaccines are safe and that all the studies carried out have proven their safety. And you might wonder if this is really true. Maybe you remember your own childhood when you had measles, mumps, rubella, chickenpox. Or maybe you just wonder why it is that some of the ingredients in vaccines are considered safe in vaccines when they are considered highly poisonous otherwise, such as thimerasol, a mercury derivative, formaldehyde, henoxyethanol (antifreeze) to name but a few. If you are a ...  Read the complete review