Lulu hun I definitely don't think you,or anyone else who has posted here, is stupid. We've all weighed up the risks and done our research (hopefully beyond the first page of Google) and make the desicion we think is best, with all our mitigating personal factors thrown in. There can't really be a right or wrong here, because there are so many variables- like daycare, workplaces, history of autism. As long as people have made their desicion off their won backs, rather than blindly jabbing kids because the gp says so, I don't think we can ask for any more than that

And definitley agreeing with JM- sick kids (or adults) shouldn'tbe out in public, spreading germs. I think the perception of vaccination meaning your kids are bulletproof needs to change- that's what I was saying earlier about using 'vaccination' rather than 'immunisation'. It seems that with all the medical 'cures' we have floating around these days, people forget that the first defences are simple things- staying home if you're sick, covering your mouth when you cough, washing your hands frequently, etc, etc...