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Don’t just take our word for it; get the facts from real parents and health care providers who choose to vaccinate. Check out the videos below to learn why so many others advocate for vaccines and make the decision to vaccinate their children.
Like all parents, Lehigh wants what’s best for her children. After looking at the facts, she made the decision to get her family vaccinated.
“Vaccines let my kids be kids,” says Margaux, a mom who fears a world without vaccines.
Sommer expresses the importance of parents asking questions so they can make an informed decision to vaccinate their children.
Dr. Marcy Baker corrects false perceptions on vaccine support and confirms that most parents get their kids vaccinated.
Pediatrician and parent Dr. Todd Wolynn explains that misinformation does not change the facts: vaccines are safe and effective.
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Quiz: Test your knowledge on vaccine support!
Question 1 of 3: Over what percent of parents make sure their children are up to date on routine vaccines before they start kindergarten?
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Over 92% of parents keep their children up to date on routine vaccinations before they start their first day of kindergarten. This way, most kids safely begin their grade school journey while leaving diseases that once killed or disabled many people behind.source: 1
Question 2 of 3: True or false: Actual vaccine support is greater than how most people perceive vaccine support.
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Vaccine support is far greater than most people realize. That is why speaking up in support of childhood vaccines is crucial. Staying silent can lead parents to incorrectly believe vaccination is not the norm.
Question 3 of 3: Routine childhood vaccination is considered a “social norm.” A social norm is…
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Social norms are all these things. Given that 9 out of 10 parents keep their children up to date on routine vaccinations before they start their first day of kindergarten, the topic is not as controversial as it may seem.source: 1 It’s a social norm.
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Common questions
Most parents find that getting the real answers to their questions makes them feel confident about vaccinating their child on time.
Vaccine schedule
Sticking to the vaccine schedule helps protect your child against more than a dozen diseases.source: 2,source: 3
Vaccine safety
Vaccines go through rigorous testing and monitoring to ensure they are safe for your child.source: 3,source: 4