Sentences with phrase «kids vaccinated»

Although cervical cancer can take decades to develop, it's important to protect children before they become sexually active and risk getting infected with HPV, which is why Wheeler strongly recommends: «Get your kids vaccinated — both your boys and your girls — before their 13th birthday.»

Experts say it's crucial to win back parents who mistrust the government and refuse to have their kids vaccinated.

I had all my kids vaccinated.

We see that in a lot of ways: Families deciding not to have their kids vaccinated; federally - funded R&D was half of what is was 50 years ago; people are denying climate change when the evidence is right in front of them; and so on.

«The whole reason the vaccine is targeted to 11 - and 12 - year - olds is to get kids vaccinated before they enter a sexual relationship,» says Keim - Malpass.

Your Baby's Best Shot: Why Vaccines Are Safe and Save Lives by Stacy Mintzer Herlihy and E. Allison Hagood gives you all of the information about vaccines you need to help you with «the easiest parenting decision you'll ever make» — to get your kids vaccinated and protected against vaccine - preventable diseases.

In fact, neither of us had our kids vaccinated for hep B at birth.

Thinking about this «moral obligation» to protect people from vaccine - preventable diseases will hopefully motivate more parents to get their kids vaccinated.

I think back to how easy it was to get my kids vaccinated when they were babies.

If not, then shut the f *** up with your so called «facts» you got from Yahoo Answers and get your kid vaccinated.

Not exact matches

If I vaccinate my kids I'm a slave to the system.

And since Hepatitis A does not present a serious risk to babies and small children, I didn't bother immunizing my kids against it because I was already vaccinated.

Does that not translate into more than half of the sickened kids WERE vaccinated?

Here kids do get vaccinated against Hep.

I've always vaccinated my kids with their regular developmental shots, but we have never been to a tropical vacation so I wasn't sure if we needed anything.

Studies have shown that almost all pediatricians vaccinate their own kids following the routine immunization schedule and gave their kids all of their vaccines.

Most pediatricians and most other medical doctors do in fact vaccinate their kids.

They're usually not just a statistical comparison of the two groups because it would probably show more vaccinated kids with Autism for the simple reason that over 90 % of the general population are vaccinated.

Now, I do not have to do any research, but just use common sense, to know that a man doesn't know ANYTHING about what it means to have a baby, what contractions feel like... They are completely unsuitable to deliver babies... Oh, and none of my kids are vaccinated, they never had antibiotics and never any other meds.

I do vaccinate my kids because as a nurse I believe in the benefits of medicine.

So it's most likely your vaccinated kid spreading the disease.

How can a unvaccinated person get your vaccinated kid sick, when that kid doesn't even have the disease?

Jess, I respect your opinion, but I am firmly for vaccinations and I believe not vaccinating our kids is not only dangerous, but dangerous for other kids they'll be around.

Also YES VACCINATE YOUR KIDS!

If your kid is vaccinated, an unvaccinated kid shouldn't be a problem.

I for one am not against using a necklace for teething, and I vaccinate my kids and myself but do not think any less of people who are against vaccines!

my kids can play with unvaccinated children because I am comfortable with my choice to vaccinate and I feel I have done my part to protect my child.

arbaric and just plain mean for having my son circumsized, lazy and selfish for «giving up» on breast feeding and for buying jarred baby food instead of making my own, abusive for feeding my kid McDonald's, flamed for vaccinating my child against the flu, the list goes on..

The video's sentiments have resonated with mothers; on BabyCenter.com, one poster, hugs4Jack, called the clip «hilarious» and said she'd been called «barbaric and just plain mean for having my son circumsized, lazy and selfish for «giving up» on breast feeding and for buying jarred baby food instead of making my own, abusive for feeding my kid McDonald's, flamed for vaccinating my child against the flu, the list goes on... I don't know why we can't all just agree to disagree.

Did they decide not to vaccinate their kids because they were worried about the possible harm, or was it a religious decision?

We vaccinate our kids, I know that is another hot one topic but I always like to be breast feeding them while they are getting a shot it just happens.

* I also send my kids to public school, let them watch TV, vaccinate them (though I do think there are too many of those), reprimand them for misbehaviour and use timeouts (no spanking though), and other such heretical things.

Fortunately, a plentiful supply of flu vaccine in recent years and even updated guidelines for kids with egg allergies have allowed more and more kids to get vaccinated and protected from the flu.

She was able to pull a few strings, and vaccinated some of the older kids against Hep B.

But you and Box of Salt knowing breastfed kids with allergies is no more evidence than my vaccinated nephew having autism while the anti-vax one does not.

All the kids would be vaccinated, no one would be trying to convert anyone to a religion or NCB and we could talk about fun stuff instead of how we gave birth or our parenting choices!

Every time I someone crowing about not vaccinating their kids, I want to punch them in the face.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention encourage parents to vaccinate their kids to protect them from harmful diseases, and we fully support this stance.

I vaccinated my own kids and would do it again in a heartbeat.

Getting a child vaccinated is a matter of personal parenting choice, and if a parent decides not to get their kid poked at the pediatrician's office, that their child may be unable to attend preschools, daycare, and the like.

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That's why the American Academy of Pediatrics, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and most doctors recommend that babies, young kids, and children with certain chronic health conditions get vaccinated every year.

Not only does spacing out vaccines leave kids vulnerable to infections for longer than necessary — putting them at risk of exposure to diseases like measles and whooping cough while they wait to be vaccinated — but they also require more frequent visits to a doctor's office where they could catch other diseases as well.

Factual story in regards to whopping cough - while I was pregnant, WC spread to both of my sisters families, one sis used to vaccinate her kids but stopped after one had a bad reaction, so 4 of her kids have had some v's but no boosters in 9 yrs, 2 have never had a vaccine.

Vaccinated kids who do get chickenpox tend to have milder cases and quicker recoveries compared to those who contract the virus and aren't immunized.

Unlike Margulis who stares she knows so many doctors who don't vaccinate their kids without referencing any names or articles, right?

Pre-mastication of food, bed - sharing, non-diapering, not vaccinating your kids, breastfeeding til late into toddler - hood, home - schooling... the list goes on.

Childhood Vaccines • In San Francisco's Bay Area schools at least 40 % of kids are not vaccinated, leaving them unprotected against whooping cough, measles and other preventable disease — part of a nationwide trend toward parents withholding vaccinations.

Whether those refusing the vaccine have helped fuel the current pertussis epidemic is uncertain, but their decisions have created a public health tinderbox: in some Bay Area schools, 40 percent or more of the kids are not vaccinated, leaving them unprotected against pertussis and other preventable diseases, such as measles.

Parents who opt out are endangering not only their own kids but everybody else's, too — including those who can not be vaccinated because they are too young or immunocompromised, as well as youngsters who have received their shots.