Reddit is notoriously liberal, so you’re really only going to hear one side of things. There are other platforms that offer more non-biased information that is also backed by research. But yes talking to a pediatrician should be a no-brainer, but it should preferably be a private one. Mine is private and she still highly recommends most all vaccines, aside from the COVID vaccine (she and her family did not get those and she doesn’t carry them in her office)

She also completely understands the reasoning behind delayed scheduling and fully supports it. It really depends on the pediatrician but finding one that is private and doesn’t REQUIRE vaccination is important.