Laura there is definately a lot of propeganda on both sides. But the great thing is you have a choice as a parent. Here are some of my decision makers:
1. I didn't want Matilda to get Hep B. I'm pretty strong about that one. So I wanted her to have it, but at 2 months rather than birth because I didn't want to put additives in her body at such a young age before all the good stuff goes into her. So, she was vaccinated with needles at 2 months and 6 months. Once I finished bf I decided that her Hep B needed to be up to date.
2. I used homeopathic vaccinations and when I did use medical ones, I would get some drops from the homeopath to help boost her body against the additives used, or I would buy the different vaccination. It wasn't cheap, but I firmly believed that $$ didn't matter in this case.
3. When Matilda entered day care I used homeopathic drops again for diseases such as chicken pox and pneumococcal. So she didn't have regular vaccinations but I knew she had some protection.
4. Homeopathic Vaccinations are similar to medical ones, they take bits of the virus' and mix them with agents to help boost the immune system to create antibodies. With both homeopathic vaccinations and medical ones you can appear to see mild side effects which is the bodies way of developing those antibodies which help fight diseases.
I know it gets confusing and frustrating, but have a look at individual diseases and virus' and decide what is most important to you & for Luxxe.
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