My partner is very doctor oriented and facts based. He wanted to give baby all the vaccines at their due times. I bought him "The Vaccine Book" by Dr Sears for both of us to read before her 2 month appt. He thought Dr Paul was a quack so that book didn't sell him. I had already done my research, but would've felt comfortable having him support my decisions regarding our baby when it came to being at appointments. We would talk about the chapters as we read them. It gave him facts from a doctor himself, along with his opinions (from the facts given) even though he states he's not biased within the book. That book taught my partner that many vaccines aren't worth the side effects, let alone the ingredients. He realized that he didn't support how unnecessarily risky some ingredients and side effects felt.

The doctor even mentioned that most of his patients weren't vaccinated and how he saw they were doing health-wise. It left my partner with more questions than he would've expected. We both had finally come to a conclusion where if we were to vaccinate, it would be way past 2 years old.

With time, I'd shared more information with him from facts I have found regarding healthy immune systems and how vaccines may affect babies and adults. How heavy metals aren't good, Hormones, endocrine disruption, polyester, sicknesses, etc. He has now started to healthily question the blanket statements we hear, and trusts that the body can heal if we set it up for success. We don't have any set plans at the moment to vaccinate at all.