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feliciaGuest ·
I just wanted to share with all the moms that your baby is much calmer after 1 year of vaccinations. I delayed this with both my daughters until they were 1 year old.

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  1. Iza #2

    Hi Felicia, we also went with a modified vaccination schedule and it felt much more comfortable for us. We started at three months and only gave one shot each time, so no two at once. This way, the chance of side effects is also much lower. Waiting until 1 year is also a good idea because then the immune system is already working better, it makes more sense to vaccinate, and they don't react as severely to it.

  2. felicia started this #3

    Hi Iza, thanks for your response to my story. In the neighborhood where I live, almost everyone has small children, and they all had problems with the side effects of the shots. Their kids got sick, had earaches, and other unpleasant things. Meanwhile, with both my daughters, I was the only one who didn’t have any issues at all. A neighbor heard about my method and diet and then applied it to her second daughter. She was amazed at how her child didn’t suffer from anything at all—a happy, calm baby. I wish I had known this earlier with my first, and done it differently. It would have spared my child a lot of pain and illness. But she said, “I’m glad I know now, and I’m happy my second doesn’t have to go through all that.” I’m also happy to read that there are more moms who consciously think about it, realizing that vaccinations can be done differently. It’s nice to hear that you’re also vaccinating your child according to an adjusted vaccination schedule—much gentler for your little one. By the way, where are you from, if I may ask?

  3. loura Guest #4

    My husband and I have also decided to delay vaccinating our twins, Jos and Joy, until they're 9 months old, with at least 4 weeks between each shot. It's nice to read that I'm not the only one doing this. We're now just focusing on weighing them; they're 4 months old now. My sister had her kids vaccinated a few years ago, and they got crying spells and a kind of severe rash on their arms that never really went away—reaction to the shots. She sees that I'm delaying their vaccinations, and she says she notices that my kids are much happier babies than hers were. My girl was like that before her first shot too, and after that, she became a crying baby.

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