How do you vaccinate you children?

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I was just talking to someone who said they are doing a delayed schedule and I have no clue why I've never heard of this so I'm curious how many people do that as opposed to a stricter schedule.
****Please no bashing...this is NOT meant to be a post for a debate and it doesn't really need comments****

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I did it as my pediatrician suggested. She cried, but there was no fever or serious problems after.  There were three shots and one oral vaccine. She needed the vaccines, and we were about to meet a lot of people the next week.  Rather be safe than sorry.

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My son is three and I did do a delayed shot schedule. He would feel so awful if he received more than one at a time so I would only let them give him one per visit. His doctor was totally okay with this. He did so much better this way. I did have to go back more often but it was worth it to not have him feel so yucky for two days after. By the time he was ready for a Mother’s Day out program he had all the required shots.

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On schedule. Vaccines have never bothered / effected him aside from making him a little sleepy when he was younger.

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On schedule.

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The first round of vaccines are like 3-4 shots, if i'm not mistaken. I decided that i'm not putting my baby through that at one time so I had him vaccinated in 2 week increments. Meaning,  every 2 weeks i went in and he was given 1 single shot. He didn't experience pain or fever and recovered quickly.

How do you vaccinate you children?

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