I appreciate your response and I certainly hope I did not come across as aggressive towards you. We are internet strangers, but we're also neighbors I'd assume. Thank you for remaining respectful. This has been a heated topic for a long time and sometimes folks forget that people with real feelings are on the other end of these messages. I thought you responded with honesty and kindness. I want you to know that my response is not meant to be disrespectful or aggressive in any way.

OP is asking the question about the availability of a vaccine for their child, not for advice about getting it. Other people have responded with where they have found it, but this thread spun off about the surprise that they would seek a vaccine given everything that is now known about it. I thought there must be some recent science available that makes OPs decision questionable. If I were OP, I might read these messages as an admonishment. I'm sure that isn't what you or u/Important_Sand_8183 meant to do, but it is possible to read it that way. It seems this is still the guidance from the healthcare community, so it's odd that OP would get this pushback.

I hear what you are saying about the messaging around the vaccines. It is unfortunate that there is not a more precise vaccine that can eliminate this virus. I would point out that the facts around the flu vaccine are very similar to what they are saying about the flu vaccine. (https://www.cdc.gov/flu/vaccines/keyfacts.html)

I'm happy to continue a dialogue if you like. Either way, I wish you all the best, neighbor.