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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]She is not interested in your facts and won't believe them. An intervention won't help. Maybe try the angle of getting her screened for PPD? Perhaps her hormones and brain chemistry are out of whack and that medication will help?[/quote] This is so offensive. BIL is making this call too and you aren’t blaming his hormones.[/quote] What do you expect the BIL to do? Take the child to get vaccinated in secret? How does that play out? The SIL is singularly responsible because she’s the one preventing it from happening.[/quote] That's actually a good idea. I know a dad who did that and mom is none the wiser. [/quote] Vaccine record is very clearly displayed in your medical portal/visit summaries so most people would find out that way.[/quote] +1 Of course the mother will find out. Good grief. [b]And a broken or very contentious marriage will have more ill effects on the kid than delaying vaccines. [/b] My guess (especially given the older kids are vaccinated) is the mom is trying to do some sort of method where vaccines are spaced out or delayed. I don’t agree with it, but I remember many of my otherwise “mainstream seeming” friends doing it. My kids are teens so it was awhile ago. I don’t think there are many “vaccines are all poison, and my baby is never getting ANY!!” types running around. And again- I do not agree with it. Particularly given the only reason parents DO take such a risk is because of the great vaccine coverage from others vaccinating as recommended- which seems lost on them of course. But it likely is not worth all of this fuss and family drama. Or tossing a marriage out the window. My goodness, people. [/quote] OP says that her SIL isn’t planning to get her baby vaccinated at all. There was no discussion of delaying or spacing them out.[/quote]
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