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✨In this house, we breastfeed and vaccinate our kids. Crazy that people are trusting RFK Jr. over actual doctors who spend hundreds of thousands of dollars going to school to better public health. Oof.
✨We make homemade meals and support government food assistance for families who need it.
✨We teach our kids inclusivity and equality—because their health is about way more than just physical wellness.
Science + compassion
It’s the whole point. ✨
Supporting public health through breastfeeding and vaccinations is a commitment that many families uphold to protect their children from preventable diseases. Breastfeeding provides essential nutrients and immune support, while vaccinations help safeguard communities from outbreaks. Alongside these health measures, programs like WIC, SNAP, and free school lunches play a vital role in ensuring families have access to nutritious meals, reinforcing the foundation of physical wellness. Teaching children inclusivity and equality nurtures their emotional and social health — aspects that are equally essential. By fostering an environment where kids understand diversity and respect all individuals, parents contribute to their holistic development. Combining science and compassion creates a balanced approach to parenting and public health. While medical professionals invest years in education to advance health knowledge, embracing community support systems and government programs ensures that families receive comprehensive care. This multi-faceted approach promotes not just disease prevention but also social well-being and equity. In communities where misinformation can spread easily, trust in healthcare professionals and established science becomes crucial. Choosing verified health guidance over unfounded claims helps maintain public safety and encourages informed decision-making amongst families. Ultimately, supporting health initiatives like vaccinations and proper nutrition, alongside empathy and inclusivity, reflects a powerful dedication to raising resilient, healthy, and compassionate future generations.
Studied medicine. Experienced the issues. Walked away. Even those of us who went to med school, the ones who get past the god complex & kick back funds, wake up to the honesty of the situation. It’s not one size fits all & y’all need to stop criminalizing people doing what’s medically best for their families.