If I wait to get my baby vaccinated until he's 2 does that mean he'll need less boosters?

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Meanwhile your unvaccinated child is running around being a threat to other children.
Idk why the junk science behind anti vaccines is taken as truth. If you want to research - make sure you do it intelligently and not just google. Get some peer reviewed information - from both sides even. Not some Jenny McCarthy BS. 
Vaccines save lives and we just don't know how good we have it because most of us weren't alive during the epidemic and pandemic catastrophes caused by now preventable illnesses. 
If you're worried about your child getting too many at once you can space them out - IMO there's no need - but again that's your decision.

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Nope, in fact you're baby will be on a fast-paced schedule so it will get the same amount in less time. Totally your choice but vaccinating them while they are younger is better (if you're going to do it).

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Your baby will need just as many but you'll probably have to get more within a smaller time frame as some schools require full vaccinations.

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He will still end up with the same amount of booster but will be on a catch up schedule its available on the cdc website.

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If you wait until he's 2 that's awesome!!  I was planning on doing something similar.  I want my son to develop his personality so that I can really grasp any side effects from vaccines (if I vaccinate him at all) but when you do introduce them to your baby start him off slow until he is caught up because you don't want to shock his body with all the crap they put in vaccines.

If I wait to get my baby vaccinated until he's 2 does that mean he'll need less boosters?

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