What's best for all kids, everywhere, is to have no "if", no "when", just when the doctor says it's time stick a needle in the kid's arm. Like taking vitamins, except vitamins are less regulated and likely less safe than a vaccine.
I want a live kid, not a kid who's grave I'm visiting because of a preventable disease.
And now, I want a live kid, not a kid who's grave I'm visiting because of fear of a "new" vaccine. Which is identical to the garbage touted when the HPV vaccine came out, and identical to the garbage touted when the chicken pox vaccine came out. "Who knows what it will do??????" is there for every single newly released vaccine, no matter how many years went into researching and testing it. This fear of the unknown has zilch to do with the speed it came out, and everything to do with changing the determination of harmless disease/bad disease and the soul searching of why what was acceptable for the adults when they were young is now bad.
