Fully vaxing families?

[kelpie169]

Boh my husband and I are as well. But we never do the flu shot.

[raymark]

We are fully vaxed on schedule - fam of 6

[Sigkap714]

We're all fully vaxed (except DS and I don't do flu, DF has no option). I had intentions of skipping the chicken pox one, but his pedi at the time gave it to him after he'd agreed earlier in the appointment not to. The next ones won't get it.

[mibarra]

Fully vaxed, including Hep B, one preemie, one full term.

[CDMama12]

Fully vaxed, on-time. I think this is more prevalent than you might think here, but nobody needs to post a thread on what to do about their pedi "pushing" vaxs on them, because we appreciate the thought. :-)

[luvsviola]

We are fully vaxed here except one. My ped didn't give the old version of roto because she thought it was unsafe. So DD1 isn't roto vaxed. Other than that, we do them all on time. DS has a feeding tube and asthma, and is prone to catching everything when he's in the hospital.

[ajane]

Fully vaxed family here also.

[southernbelle04]

We fully vax on schedule with 2 exceptions: I delay MMR until 2 (our ped gives it at 15 months) & we don't do the flu vax.

Posted from my iPhone while nursing...or just procrastinating

[L&MsMamma]

My husband is fully vaxed (he is retired military) and now he gets the flue shot because he works in a medical office. I am fully vaxed except I keep forgetting to go get the tdap booster I need and I never do flu shots. We vax the kids on schedule with a couple exceptions we r waiting on hep b till they are older, no chicken pox, no MMR, and no flu shots.

It seems waaay more people around me and on here don't vax so I'm glad to know I'm not alone

[m0mof6]

Fully vaxed here except flu and any other the Dr says is optional. He lets us know what it's for and why it's optional. YDS almost changed my mind due to an unusual reaction but nothing dangerous and we figured out how to avoid the reaction again.