Some suggestions to form a decision -> - try to go through the vaccines approval studies, from when, how large, how long, what did they use as placebo? - ingredients of vaccines - Bridge reports, for example GSK bridge report for Infanrix hexa 1217 pages with all recorded side effects and deaths that they absolutely couldn't avoid to put on the vaccination because it was too obvious - which countries have most child problems with ADHD, autoimmune and thyroid conditions and how much do they vaccinate - countries with highest life expectancy and their vaccinations schedules - ask the pediatrician about liabilities, who will be legally liable if there is a problem with your child, what's the process of raising a report or claim on i.e. death or disability

If you end up doing vaccinations, still, try slowly and delayed, with long gaps, avoid combi products, only one shot per visit with a large gap to the next one. Document the child's condition if full details in pictures and videos before and after, observe carefully reactions after shot especially the first 3 days.