Soooo confused!

[angelaartsstudent]

I know that both of the daycare centres DD has been to don't take non-vacced kids. (We didn't choose them for that reason, it was just coincidental)

The 12 month one IS hard to watch, and DD get get terribly bruised...but it's over so fast...thankfully, the 18 month one is literally just one needle. Compared to the 12 month one, it was a breeze!

I see no reason why you couldn't break up the 12 month one into two or three lots.

[tattoo_mama]

we had 3 nurses jab DD at one for the 12 month one, if your worried about the fear she might have, get them to do that. its hard seeing them have it done isnt it!
M2R pretty sure they either have to be vaccinated, OR have a note from thier doctor saying why thier not.... which can include the parents religious or personal choices.

[LimeSlice]

In place of such a vaccination record, a Conscientious Objectors form can be provided and MUST be accepted, unless it is a private institution.

Vaccination is NOT mandatory in this country, or any state, and thus cannot be used to preclude ANY child from attendance at ANY State institution.

[Pretty Butterfly]

My 3 youngest are not vac, and 2 are enrolled for preschool this year.
I just gave them my CO form. No hassle at all.
They asked about the CP vac, but they have all had chicken pox anyway, so they were quite happy.

[skybie]

chick izzy has had no vaccs at all.
she'll be getting them as she enters the day care system (if she doesnt it'll be b4 primsry school, which ever way it works first) we feel that we are in a low risk category
u can absolutely get them done seperately if u want to. do when ur ready to