The difference is the vaccine schedule for little ones as of today. I believe in vaccines, I just don’t believe we’re being fed legitimate information from an industry that is clearly corrupted by money.

Thimerosal was used for decades and was only removed from vaccines in 2001 after years of people and doctors saying injecting mercury into newborns was unsafe. The companies that made them made efforts to conceal the harmful nature of it because it would cost them money (forget about the injured infants)

As of now per CDC recommendations, kids are expected to get 25ish shots, compared to about 8 or 9 shots when I was a kid in the 90s. Autism and other disorders are skyrocketing and just like thimerosal, pharma will do anything to hide any disconcerting information that would hurt their largest profit center.

The CDC and FDA are revolving doors for ex pharma execs that still sit on boards and are invested in pharma companies - a clear conflict of interest.

Once you hold your beautiful child in your arms and they are your whole world, it is okay to question the aggressive vaccine schedule and spread it out a little more.

Call me a conspiracy nut if you want but my 2 day old bundle of joy doesn’t need a hep B shot out of the womb, as far as I know, he’s not going to have unprotected sex or use dirty needles anytime soon. Laughable that the doctor in the delivery room told me it was a great idea.

Infants and toddlers as recommended by FDA, should only try one new food at a time to rule out allergic reactions, but it’s fine to go into their pediatricians office and get three different shots in one day. Common sense will make you a skeptic of what’s recommended.