Bkr:Infant COVID vax approved

[common_sense_guy]

I didn't know if this should go in the health section or the social concern section. Could rightfully be in either one I guess.
Just curious how many parents nowadays are going to rush in to get their infant vaccinated against covid-19 .
Considering all the new information coming out about the lack of efficiency of the vaccine and the Rumblings of cover-ups of the actual vaccine testing efficiency, coupled with the fact that younger people are just not at risk of covid overall and everybody knows your natural immune system should be allowed to do its thing for greater future protection. But I realize there's a lot of sheep out there that are going to rush their children in to give him the shot just because they tell you you should.
In my opinion and it's my right to have one. If you take your infant in to get a covid shot you are a horrible parent that doesn't have the time to take care of a child properly. But that's your right. Just let it be known you will probably regret your decision in time .

[gman313]

I didn't know if this should go in the health section or the social concern section. Could rightfully be in either one I guess.
Just curious how many parents nowadays are going to rush in to get their infant vaccinated against covid-19 .
Considering all the new information coming out about the lack of efficiency of the vaccine and the Rumblings of cover-ups of the actual vaccine testing efficiency, coupled with the fact that younger people are just not at risk of covid overall and everybody knows your natural immune system should be allowed to do its thing for greater future protection. But I realize there's a lot of sheep out there that are going to rush their children in to give him the shot just because they tell you you should.
In my opinion and it's my right to have one. If you take your infant in to get a covid shot you are a horrible parent that doesn't have the time to take care of a child properly. But that's your right. Just let it be known you will probably regret your decision in time .

100% agree with your opinion. We don't have infants but we have kids in that 5-11 age group. I believe the vaccination rate of that group hovers around 46%. My guess is the infant vaccine uptake will be less than 25%. People are finally figuring it out!

[liisgo]

And this is exactly where we will see the impact of the emotional confusion and needs so many have been suffering from in this. Most parents that will immediately run out and get their infant's vaccinated will be doing so to support their very own emotional situation.
Their infant's will be used for leverage for nothing more than to satisfy themselves.
I already know of one mom that has absolutely zero respect for the better health of her children and herself, that will use this to deflect being accountable at every other level to her own and her children's personal health and safety.
And the government will support her need and ignorance.

[captkirkcanada]

Great news can hardly wait for gran daughter to get her jab

[Silverstarqueen]

Getting a child/infant vaccinated does not prevent the immune system from doing what it does.
Vaccination is not an "emotional" decision. Parents are quite capable of weighing their child's risks from covid (not all children are at low risk), there are toddlerrs with risk factors, but the parent need to work and have the child in daycare. Reducing days needed to take off from work with a sick kid would be a perfectly normal reason to have them vaccinated. Some daycares might require it. Some kids need to go to hospitals or doctors offices for treatments or checkups, being vaccinated is one more way to keep them healthy. The suggestion that parents do not take other reasonable health measures for their children is ridiculous. In general, parents who vaccinate their kids are more likely to look after all other health aspects of their children as well.
I know a few little kiddos who have had covid and a few other unknown (possibly covid) coughs and sore throats, so if a vaccine can reduce that even somewhat, why not? Then there's those few cases of MIS-C which if vaccinating prevented even half of those, would be a good thing. I don't think we even know yet, if kids are getting long covid, but I read somewhere that it does occur. Even if not many kids are dying from covid, preventing hospitalizations is a good thing.

[Silverstarqueen]

And this is exactly where we will see the impact of the emotional confusion and needs so many have been suffering from in this. Most parents that will immediately run out and get their infant's vaccinated will be doing so to support their very own emotional situation.
Their infant's will be used for leverage for nothing more than to satisfy themselves.
I already know of one mom that has absolutely zero respect for the better health of her children and herself, that will use this to deflect being accountable at every other level to her own and her children's personal health and safety.
And the government will support her need and ignorance.

Do you get vaccines for emotional reasons?
Neither does anyone else.

[Zedi]

Getting a child/infant vaccinated does not prevent the immune system from doing what it does.
Vaccination is not an "emotional" decision. Parents are quite capable of weighing their child's risks from covid (not all children are at low risk), there are toddlerrs with risk factors, but the parent need to work and have the child in daycare. Reducing days needed to take off from work with a sick kid would be a perfectly normal reason to have them vaccinated. Some daycares might require it. Some kids need to go to hospitals or doctors offices for treatments or checkups, being vaccinated is one more way to keep them healthy. The suggestion that parents do not take other reasonable health measures for their children is ridiculous. In general, parents who vaccinate their kids are more likely to look after all other health aspects of their children as well.
I know a few little kiddos who have had covid and a few other unknown (possibly covid) coughs and sore throats, so if a vaccine can reduce that even somewhat, why not? Then there's those few cases of MIS-C which if vaccinating prevented even half of those, would be a good thing. I don't think we even know yet, if kids are getting long covid, but I read somewhere that it does occur. Even if not many kids are dying from covid, preventing hospitalizations is a good thing.

Absolutely no need to vaccinate infants. No long term studies on these shots, especially infants.

Kids get illnesses all the time, its how they build an immune system. Vaccinating infants so the parents don't have to miss work is crazy talk. If thats your line of thinking you might as well keep them in isolated so they are never exposed to anything where they might get hurt or sick, all in the name of parents not missing work. OMG

[Sparki55]

*removed*

[ekir8]

In my opinion and it's my right to have one. If you take your infant in to get a covid shot you are a horrible parent that doesn't have the time to take care of a child properly.

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[LordEd]

I didn't know if this should go in the health section or the social concern section. Could rightfully be in either one I guess.

But I realize there's a lot of sheep out there

you are a horrible parent that doesn't have the time to take care of a child properly

will probably regret your decision in time

Belongs in bickering.

Rumblings of cover-ups

Or conspiracy.

[the truth]

And this is exactly where we will see the impact of the emotional confusion and needs so many have been suffering from in this. Most parents that will immediately run out and get their infant's vaccinated will be doing so to support their very own emotional situation.
Their infant's will be used for leverage for nothing more than to satisfy themselves.
I already know of one mom that has absolutely zero respect for the better health of her children and herself, that will use this to deflect being accountable at every other level to her own and her children's personal health and safety.
And the government will support her need and ignorance.

Do you get vaccines for emotional reasons?
Neither does anyone else.

you did

[the truth]

anyone giving infants this vaccine is child abuse,

[hozzle]

I didn't know if this should go in the health section or the social concern section. Could rightfully be in either one I guess.

But I realize there's a lot of sheep out there

you are a horrible parent that doesn't have the time to take care of a child properly

will probably regret your decision in time

Belongs in bickering.

Rumblings of cover-ups

Or conspiracy.

According to whom?

[alanjh595]

Anyone that does not take every precaution to protect their children is child abuse, and they should be relieved of their custody.

[Silverstarqueen]

anyone giving infants this vaccine is child abuse,

You are using emotional reasoning. Some kids are at risk, their parents, along with their doctors know more about this than you do.