[ SECRET POST #2718 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2718 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What's Wrong With Attachment Parenting?

[(Anonymous)]

I did homeschooling, too. I grew up, thinking it was the reason I was damn awkward but it turned out that everyone else was just as awkward, so there's that.

I also slept in my parents' bed until we were like, what, 3?

In another weird parallel, my sister's kid also had a bad reaction to an MMR vaccination and he had to be hospitalized. Everyone else I know reacted just fine, though.

Re: What's Wrong With Attachment Parenting?

[diet_poison]

your sister's kid, and OP's sister, are really good examples of reasons why it's important for everyone who can get vaccinated to do so, because some people can't. And if you can't, then nothing wrong with not doing it, obviously. /tangent

Re: What's Wrong With Attachment Parenting?

[seventh_seal]

Yeah, exactly and pediatricians shouldn't just run-off-the-mill vaccinate every baby that is brought to them without checking whether it's "strong enough" for the vaccination (I heard this story at a pro vs. anti-vaccine debate, a woman said her grandkid was born early, weak, had all sorts of problems and the vaccination killed him), but it doesn't mean everyone should flat out stop vaccinating - that would be a disaster.