Vaccinating was one of those things I planned to research if I ever had children. Then, I had a crazy, overseas pregnancy before returning home to have twins. C-section. Alone. While my fiance paced in Thailand awaiting visa approval. (We've finally received it. He arrives next week to meet his children for the first time!). No excuses, just trying to explain. 
Anyway, I followed my pediatrician's advice and vaccinated. We've followed
the 'normal' vax schedule, with the exception of the Chx pox Vax, which I declined. I've not asked any of the questions my instincts prompted me to ask. I've not spoken up when I felt uncertain about what was being administered to my children. Basically, I've really dropped the ball.
My twins are going in for their two-year vax's next month. Is there any benefit in limiting/omitting any at this point? All thoughts/advice welcome and appreciated.
Please forgive me if this is a redundant thread. I just realized I should have searched for prior posts before posting mine.
Anyway, I followed my pediatrician's advice and vaccinated. We've followed
the 'normal' vax schedule, with the exception of the Chx pox Vax, which I declined. I've not asked any of the questions my instincts prompted me to ask. I've not spoken up when I felt uncertain about what was being administered to my children. Basically, I've really dropped the ball.
My twins are going in for their two-year vax's next month. Is there any benefit in limiting/omitting any at this point? All thoughts/advice welcome and appreciated.
Please forgive me if this is a redundant thread. I just realized I should have searched for prior posts before posting mine.
) I don't believe there are any vaccines due at the two year check up, according to the typical schedule, so could you tell us which ones your toddlers are schedule to receive?
