Family #76440 Infant vaccination pls guide

[Ask Satya Operator]

Hello dear Zevism Family!
We’ve been given with a baby 2 months ago!
My question is do children at this age and later age need these stupid vaccination like pneumonia , rotavirus, hepatic b, tetanus etc ?
Fck it !

 

[Lightning_Puma]

I've had them as a baby. I'm still here.

Your baby needs to be protected, not exposed to these deadly diseases. We don't live in the medieval ages where infant fatalities happen.

 

[Henu the Great]

Hello dear Zevism Family!
We’ve been given with a baby 2 months ago!
My question is do children at this age and later age need these stupid vaccination like pneumonia , rotavirus, hepatic b, tetanus etc ?
Fck it !

None of these diseases are 'stupid', but very dangerous, and proper respect towards them is in place. Those vaccinations are lifesavers, or at least, simplify something complex as people are not on the level to eradicate pathogens straight out the womb, nor are the parents skillful and advanced enough to avert disasters for newborns, or in general for that matter. That being said, yes, there are many useless and harmful things as well. One has to study and reflect critically on the subject.

 

[Wotanwarrior]

Some vaccines are important to prevent diseases that once caused a high rate of infant mortality. I would recommend that you mainly avoid those that are 100% proven to be a fraud, such as those for the flu and covid.

 

[serpentwalker666]

Get them. Some vaccines are not worth getting and potentially harmful, but not the one's you describe here. They are very important.

 

[High Priestess Lydia Coventina]

If you do get vaccines for your baby, make sure to space them out. I've been told this by someone related to a scientist who works on vaccines and had discovered some problems regarding vaccines. Don't get 10 shots in one go for example.

As to whether or not to vaccinate, this is your call, we cannot instruct on this, only give opinions or link research that you can find online.

 

[Acolyte Of Pan 666]

I don't know about other vaccines, but under no circumstances should u give ur kid the covid one.

 

[SomewhatCoherent]

Most of your infant child's immune system should come from the mother through breast feeding. When she holds the child she should get infected by whatever the kid has and create anti-bodies in the breast milk. The mother should do everything possible to boost her immune system while being careful of what she consumes as it can effect the child (caffine for example). Having cats or dogs can also increase the immune system. When they get older playing the backyard with dirt or helping you garden is great way to build the immune system. Avoiding diseased people as much as possible. There is also spiritual protections you can use for your kid.

Generally speaking I am the most anti-vax person and believe there are safe alternatives for boosting immune system, this being said if you don't vax your kid and something happens then you might get into legal trouble. During covid parents where losing their kids in custody battles because they didn't want to vax them. In some countries vaccines are mandatory. Like HPSLydia said spacing out the vaccines helps a lot, and others have mentioned maybe getting less if you need to get them. Research the brand of vaccine as they aren't the same. Avoid any Mrna vaccines at all cost.

Its really tough situation to be in and no one on here can tell you what to do.

 

[Sternenhimmel]

I've had them as a baby. I'm still here.

Your baby needs to be protected, not exposed to these deadly diseases. We don't live in the medieval ages where infant fatalities happen.

Sorry for asking, but how old are you? Vaccines are different nowadays, in one shot can be 1-5 from different illnesses. Nowadays babies got more than 20 shots till 1 year. Did you get as a baby so many till 1 year?

 

[Sternenhimmel]

Forgot to mention, you can do AC, AoP for your baby to strengthen his/her aura (less illnesses): https://ancient-forums.com/threads/baby-protection.295001/

 

[Lightning_Puma]

Sorry for asking, but how old are you? Vaccines are different nowadays, in one shot can be 1-5 from different illnesses. Nowadays babies got more than 20 shots till 1 year. Did you get as a baby so many till 1 year?

It was one shot every couple of months and then every couple of years later. From different illnesses, to name a few: Polish, Tuberculosis.

I'm in my 20s.

 

[AxiSSMundiVrilWitch9]

Most of your infant child's immune system should come from the mother through breast feeding. When she holds the child she should get infected by whatever the kid has and create anti-bodies in the breast milk. The mother should do everything possible to boost her immune system while being careful of what she consumes as it can effect the child (caffine for example). Having cats or dogs can also increase the immune system. When they get older playing the backyard with dirt or helping you garden is great way to build the immune system. Avoiding diseased people as much as possible. There is also spiritual protections you can use for your kid.

Generally speaking I am the most anti-vax person and believe there are safe alternatives for boosting immune system, this being said if you don't vax your kid and something happens then you might get into legal trouble. During covid parents where losing their kids in custody battles because they didn't want to vax them. In some countries vaccines are mandatory. Like HPSLydia said spacing out the vaccines helps a lot, and others have mentioned maybe getting less if you need to get them. Research the brand of vaccine as they aren't the same. Avoid any Mrna vaccines at all cost.

Its really tough situation to be in and no one on here can tell you what to do.

Breastfeeding yes! I remember how amazing it was even before my eldest was born..as it was drawing closer to that time of his arrival and being in awe at how our bodies change and everything ..I recall getting in the bath looking down to see what at first I thought was like crystals or diamonds on my nipples..it was milk starting to come out and was like sugar or clear white honey..very amazing really. was the kind of women who's breasts would start milking even if other babies near by were crying .. it's pretty awesome ..so magical the gift of life create. I want to get or make a Shiva Lingam .. it's high time to have that consecrating the space where ever am. Also breastfeeding helps a women's uterus tighten back up..it feels like lightning bolts inside and for the first few days can be painful down there in random little circuits of like electrical pulse that's like being zipped back up from the inside out...awesome ja but above all that is the best feeling ever knowing you're helping give your child the immunity and energy they need!

 

[SomewhatCoherent]

Breastfeeding yes! I remember how amazing it was even before my eldest was born..as it was drawing closer to that time of his arrival and being in awe at how our bodies change and everything ..I recall getting in the bath looking down to see what at first I thought was like crystals or diamonds on my nipples..it was milk starting to come out and was like sugar or clear white honey..very amazing really. was the kind of women who's breasts would start milking even if other babies near by were crying .. it's pretty awesome ..so magical the gift of life create. I want to get or make a Shiva Lingam .. it's high time to have that consecrating the space where ever am. Also breastfeeding helps a women's uterus tighten back up..it feels like lightning bolts inside and for the first few days can be painful down there in random little circuits of like electrical pulse that's like being zipped back up from the inside out...awesome ja but above all that is the best feeling ever knowing you're helping give your child the immunity and energy they need!

Now that is a promotional PSA for breastfeeding lol.

 

[Lightning_Puma]

It was one shot every couple of months and then every couple of years later. From different illnesses, to name a few: Polish, Tuberculosis.

I'm in my 20s.

I hate autocorrect.

I meant polio, not Polish.