We have only done for DD:
Hib at 6,9,12 & 18 mo
DTap at 15,18 & 24mo
And that schedule reflects a much more seriously delayed one than we originally set out intending.
For MMR - I'm considering how I want to proceed. I originally thought we would do a seperated measles at 2yrs, mumps at 3 and rubella at 4 but now that I'm at this point I feel like its too soon, so we are holding off.
We are not giving these (and my quick summary reason):
Prevnar - much too new on the market & questionable usefulness
IPV - Ideally not at all, would if there was evidence of an outbreak
Chicken Pox - unnecessary and I think requiring it is causing bigger problems than it caused on its own (outside of any issues with the vaccine itself)
Hep B - Just riddiculous
Flu Vaccine - I don't believe it works & last I heard still had mercury - last time I had one I felt really sick afterwards.
Hep A - Never really considered it
Baby #2 is on the way and I'm considering what I want to do with him - certainly we won't do anything any earlier than 6 months, but I'm thinking I might starting out much further.
My problem will be deciding how to proceed once DD reaches school age. Right now we live in WA state which has a philosophical exemption, but we will be moving (hopefully) to be closer to family soon to MA which only has a 'sincere religious' exemption. As an agnostic, showing a sincere religious conviction poses a bit of a problem for me. Also, if I was so opposed, why did I do it for some and not others. Arg.
