Hello,
One of my fried, living in Berlin, Germany, having 3 months old kid. But the problem is parent have concept that mother milk is alternate of kid’s vaccines. So they are not interested to give any vaccine. But it seems that during birth doctor have given some vaccine those are necessary at that time.
So my question is: is they are taking right decision? I’m very much worried about such concept.
So it will be highly accepted if some one gives idea or related article concerning my quires.
Thanks in advance.
It is true that Mothers' milk especially during first few days following the birth of a child contains immunoglobulins that offer immunity against diseases. But they do not offer life long immunity. They can only protect against infections till such time the child develops its own system of immunity.A sort of stopgap arrangement!Permanent,Confirmed immunity can be achieved by following the immunisation schedule meticulously as advised by respective health care authorities in the country of residence.
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That's what I'm doing. Boo hoo. Thumbs down me. I've got sound medical advice FROM MY DOCTOR that vaccines, while yes, in some areas can be important, focusing on boosting the child's immune system in different ways is better. And yes, that includes nursing.
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I'm sure a lot of the vaccine whacks (the ones that are not educated in this subject mind you) are gonna stone me on this one. Sorry guys, my boy, my life, my decision.
**And believe me, I'm not downing mothers that choose to vaccinate. Go ahead and do it. There's nothing wrong with that at all. That's their personal choice and decision and I would NEVER down someone for making that choice. Just like I would never want someone to down me for making my choice I do, but somehow I always get bashed for going the opposite direction.
But, my family also, in addition to my decision, has a history of bad reactions to vaccines and I'm just not going to chance it.
It is true that Mothers' milk especially during first few days following the birth of a child contains immunoglobulins that offer immunity against diseases. But they do not offer life long immunity. They can only protect against infections till such time the child develops its own system of immunity.A sort of stopgap arrangement!Permanent,Confirmed immunity can be achieved by following the immunisation schedule meticulously as advised by respective health care authorities in the country of residence.
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There has been a lot of research done on vaccines. Some vaccines have virtually wiped out some childhood diseases. However some believe vaccines can worsen autisim . I would incourage your friend to do a LOT of reading about the subject.
Also on a side note: if your friends child is planning on attending public school make sure she gets the requirements. Some public schools require certain innoculations.
**I happen to be pro vaccines for my child
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no they need to give their baby all the shot required . mothers milk does not supplement for them
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This is a personal decision. Evidence suggests that vaccinations are way overused, especially here is the US, and some (like Hep B) are completely unnecessary for our babies. Vaccines are not without risk. There are many toxins and preservatives that can be researched at the websites of the pharmaceutical companies like Merck.com and now with Internet we have all this at our fingertips. Meanwhile, there is an explosion of various disabilities and conditions turning up in children. Many families are choosing not to vaccinate and many families are vaccinating selectively. Read, research and be informed.
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vaclib.org, mercola.com, vaccineinfo.net, thinktwice.com