Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Demanding vaccines but taking the infant to the breweries and stores exposing them to germs. It’s performative.
Just don’t have visitors or visit the baby.
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Why do you assume that OP’s sister is doing that?
OP here - They live in Manhattan. Not sure where they will be taking the baby but their primary mode of transport is subway and they have to do daycare after 4 months. I have done the other shots asked for, I just am on the fence about the covid shot. I'm not pushing for them to let me see the baby if I don't get it. I would just visit them later. I was only planning to drop by to bring a meal and gifts and stay for an hour. If they are out strolling around Rockefellar Center looking at Christmas lights and going to restaurants I will be a little irritated.
My dilemma was whether all this is worth it for a such a short visit.
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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.
My family was like OP. We haven't seen most of them in 5 years, by our choice. People like OP aren't just selfish about shots.
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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.
Anonymous wrote:If this was my grandchild, I'd get the immunizations in a heartbeat. For a niece or nephew, I might wait out the COVID vaccine until the requisite time period was up.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Demanding vaccines but taking the infant to the breweries and stores exposing them to germs. It’s performative.
Just don’t have visitors or visit the baby.
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Why do you assume that OP’s sister is doing that?
Anonymous wrote:Demanding vaccines but taking the infant to the breweries and stores exposing them to germs. It’s performative.
Just don’t have visitors or visit the baby.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP, it's not an outliner request. Many infant pediatricians highly suggest - exactly what your sister is requesting. Your desire to irritate your sister seems to be more important than whether you actually get the shot or not.
Stop being a bossy older sister. Probably looping-in family and friends to complain to. Shut up. Get the shot
My friends actually all agree with me on this. That's why i posted here.
I agree as well so would all of my friends, peers and everyone in my orbit.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: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?
Your sister is asking you to help protect her baby. Who cares if it’s standard! If you don’t want to comply wait to see the child until you sister feels it’s safe. It sounds like you are looking for a reason to fight with your sister and have “proof” she’s wrong. It’s her kid. Let her do what she feels is best.
FWIW - I didn’t ask people to vaccinate and my kids were fine, but my youngest is 12. I did ask them to be healthy and wash their hands.
OP here - one thing I don't understand is that just because you have the recent covid shot doesn't mean you won't get Covid. If Covid is really the concern shouldn't they make everyone who enters the house test for covid? Family members will be walking off planes minutes before seeing them.
Ok, OP—I’m calling you out for being cagey.
You say you’re not anti Covid vax, but you also say you’ve had “enough” Covid shots without saying when your last shot was. And you’re doing that deliberately. And now here you are saying everyone should just be tested before seeing the baby rather than be vaccinated.
So clearly, what is going on here is not that you hadn’t “planned” to get a Covid shot—you simply don’t WANT to get one. You’re AGAINST getting another shot. Right?
No. I am against having my teenagers get another shot when it is not recommended for their demographic
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I understand the flu shot and Dtap but the covid shot doesn't make sense to me. it doesn't prevent you from getting covid.
Either does the flu. People are such idiots
Anonymous wrote:I understand the flu shot and Dtap but the covid shot doesn't make sense to me. it doesn't prevent you from getting covid.