Just do it!

Anonymous wrote:

I'll never understand the reasoning of people like OP, who are fine with playing with a newborn's life just because they don't want to be inconvenienced.

Plus a million. Why are you so scared of getting a shot that you're willing to risk the health/life of a newborn?!

Anonymous wrote:Maybe they don't want a newborn getting covid a few times.

This a newborn gets a fever, they need to be hospitalized. Get the shots or don't see the baby. This has always been the case, even before covid.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

I'll never understand the reasoning of people like OP, who are fine with playing with a newborn's life just because they don't want to be inconvenienced.

OP. I"m not playing with anyone's life. I asked if it was standard now

Also playing with words, I see. To answer your question, yes, it's the standard recommendation to be up to date on all routine vaccines, including flu, Covid, and Tdap (adult version of DtaP).

You should know this. I have a young adult and a high schooler, and I know this.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

I'll never understand the reasoning of people like OP, who are fine with playing with a newborn's life just because they don't want to be inconvenienced.

OP. I"m not playing with anyone's life. I asked if it was standard now

NP. It's been standard for well over a decade.

Anonymous wrote:

I'll never understand the reasoning of people like OP, who are fine with playing with a newborn's life just because they don't want to be inconvenienced.

OP. I"m not playing with anyone's life. I asked if it was standard now

I'll never understand the reasoning of people like OP, who are fine with playing with a newborn's life just because they don't want to be inconvenienced.

Go get them, OP.

Don't force your sister into fighting you, or endangering the health of her fragile newborn to appease your stupidity.

Yes, get the shots.

Just see the baby in a few months. Easy.

Anonymous wrote:Maybe they don't want a newborn getting covid a few times.

has there every been a case of a newborn getting covid?

Absolutely. When my niece was born, something like 8 or 9 relatives got shots, not including the actual parents. These were all people visiting within the first month of her life.

Maybe they don't want a newborn getting covid a few times.

Yes.

I am a mom of older teens so its been a while. My sister is having a baby and her ob/gym said anyone around the baby within the first two months must have a flu shot, covid shot and Dtap.

I've had enough covid shots and had covid a few times. I was not planning to get me or my kids another shot.

Is this standard for newborns now?