I have a 4 month old daughter that I haven't vaccinated at all yet. I'm trying to get as much info as I can about it, and I decided that if I did give her anything it would be delayed until 6 months at the earliest. Now that 6 months is coming up I'm thinking more like a year 
If I don't vaccinate, I keep hearing and reading that it's best if the child is breastfed for the first 2 years and kept out of child care environments. That works for us for the most part, except that we struggled with breastfeeding a great deal the first 2 months. By 8 weeks she was exclusively breastfed, and for the first 7 days she only had breast milk, but between 2 and 8 weeks it was about half and half with formula. I may post this in the breastfeeding forum as well.
My biggest concern is that I somehow "ruined" her tummy/immune system/everything else by giving her formula so young, and I wonder if doing so means that I should more seriously consider vaccinating? Does anybody have any information about how formula in a baby's system may make them more susceptible to disease, and if the age that the baby received formula affects it at all?

If I don't vaccinate, I keep hearing and reading that it's best if the child is breastfed for the first 2 years and kept out of child care environments. That works for us for the most part, except that we struggled with breastfeeding a great deal the first 2 months. By 8 weeks she was exclusively breastfed, and for the first 7 days she only had breast milk, but between 2 and 8 weeks it was about half and half with formula. I may post this in the breastfeeding forum as well.
My biggest concern is that I somehow "ruined" her tummy/immune system/everything else by giving her formula so young, and I wonder if doing so means that I should more seriously consider vaccinating? Does anybody have any information about how formula in a baby's system may make them more susceptible to disease, and if the age that the baby received formula affects it at all?







