Hot Mom Take: One of the hardest part of momhood✨
We need to stop mass producing a 1 shot fits all profile because it's NOT working‼️‼️‼️‼️
◀️In fact its doing the opposite.
💉We are jabbing healthy babies with toxins as soon as they are born. America has some of the world's most mentally and physically unhealthy kids, our children hospitals are over flowing with children every floor and every room at cancer centers filled...why!?! what do they all have in common...baby vaxx...💉💉💉this is a hill I will stand on forever that these vax have toxic ingredients and heavy metals are Never ⚠️ever okay to put into our bodies so stop acting like it is. If your gut is telling you NOT to vax then please listen to it, there are doctors out there backing this up, you just have to find a pediatrician that lines up with your views .
❤️🌼Once you find that doctor it is like a breath of fresh air❤️🌼.#momhottakes #unfiltered #awareness #lemo8dailychalange #GirlTalk
Many parents today are questioning the current approach to infant vaccinations, especially the practice of administering multiple vaccines at once to newborns. This skepticism often revolves around concerns regarding vaccine ingredients, including the presence of heavy metals and other additives, which some fear could contribute to adverse health outcomes in children. One noteworthy point is the discussion around vitamin K injections given to newborns, which have been linked in rare cases to conditions like jaundice and carry black box warnings. This has led some parents to scrutinize even standard medical interventions, advocating for more personalized healthcare approaches. It’s also important to recognize that vaccine hesitancy stems from a real desire among parents to protect their children’s long-term health. Finding a pediatrician who respects and supports individualized vaccine choices can be invaluable. These healthcare providers often offer balanced information, discuss risks and benefits openly, and help families make informed decisions that align with their values. Engaging with trusted medical professionals can help ease concerns about safety and better navigate the complex landscape of childhood vaccines. Additionally, staying informed by reviewing credible sources and current research helps parents feel more empowered in making decisions about their child’s health. Ultimately, while vaccines have played a crucial role in preventing infectious diseases, the conversation around vaccine ingredients and administration schedules continues to evolve. Parents are encouraged to listen to their instincts, seek supportive healthcare providers, and participate actively in discussions about what’s best for their children’s wellbeing.
Other countries like china require vaccines for children and it’s one of healthiest and thriving countries in the world with some of the oldest people living… it’s not the vaccines it’s the foods and what they put in it, it’s the lack of healthcare, it’s the lack of research the United States has on women’s and children’s health.