I'm thinking of delaying for at least a year or two, hopefully can avoid the booster that way. (this is for currently baking bub, DS I just did on schedule).
Sounds like your DD is probably low risk, so you could consider delaying longer if you want - it's up to you really. They might remind you about it but shouldn't hassle you.
I thought it was best to wait until at least 2 to be able to check for other risk factors first (such as possible autism). In the end we decided to get our son vaxxed at 22 months as he wasn't showing any problems and was in good health so we figured it was a good time.
thanks ladies Seeing as she isn't very high risk I think I'll hold off at least until she is 2, if she does happen to start going to daycare then I might rethink but for the moment I think she should be pretty safe. Hopefully I haven't jinxed her now..lol
I just wanted to come back to this thread as new information has come to my attention. My main reason for giving my son the MMR vax was the risk of infertility from mumps. I just looked this up again based on the discussion in the compulsary vax thread and found that the risk of infertility in boys only occurs if they have the mumps AFTER puberty. I will do some more research now, but based on that information I think I will delay the MMR vax for a lot longer next time- perhaps till school age or even around 10 years old.
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