Our children. Is there anything we wouldn’t do for them?
These little bundles of gorgeousness obsess, charm and scare the daylights out of us! Every little thing they do is a miracle. Watching them discover the wonders around them can keep us entranced for hours at a time.
But every sneeze, fever and rash has the capacity to frighten us as nothing else can. We lose hours of sleep waking when they wake and then, hours more worrying about them.
Wanting happy, healthy, intelligent children is the ultimate goal for all parents. Whether you are a parent who uses mainstream medical treatments, natural therapies or a combination of the two, there are certain choices you will need to make from the day of your child’s birth through to adulthood.
I am 32 years of age and about to become a first time mum (40 weeks + now – I’ve made life a little too comfortable for the little Miss), and am so happy to have found your site. I myself wasn’t immunised as a child and have never had any health problems, but would still like to be in a position to be able to make an informed decision with respects to the future well being of my child, and believe I will find this site very beneficial. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Talia – I appreciate your kind words and best of luck with the bubs – hope she doesn’t keep you waiting too long
Hi I’m a new dad myself and my missus have done a lot of reading on vaccinations and were not keen on it at all especially living in australia we don’t feel the need for it however we are thinking of taking our child overseas to asia india and I’m not comfortable with taking my child over and putting them at risk with out appropriate vaccinations
can you give me any insight into this I wonder???
Hi Sam,
Please call our office during business hours after the 15th of August when we will once again be open for questions.
How Vaccine Policy & Law Threatens Parental Rights
This award winning documentary offers a fresh look at what’s behind the sharply polarized vaccine debate in the U.S., and offers the opportunity for a new, more rational discussion about how to create safer and more effective public health policies to help our children stay healthy.
Health officials insist vaccines are the best way to protect the health of individuals and the public. As a result, the number of doses of vaccines included in the childhood vaccination schedule has tripled over the past 30 years, increasing from 23 doses of seven different vaccines to 69 doses of 16 different vaccines. At the same time there has been a rise in the numbers of vaccinations given to children, we’ve also seen a significant rise in the numbers of children suffering with chronic disease and disabilities.
http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2011/10/30/the-greater-good.aspx?e_cid=20120930_SNL_Art_1