If you’re making New Year’s resolutions, here’s one for the top of your list:
- I won’t complain about my kids being kept out of school during an outbreak, if I intentionally didn’t vaccinate them.
Yes, apparently that was a thing this past year…

It is an important reminder that there are consequences if you choose to not vaccine your kids.
In addition to the risk of getting a vaccine-preventable disease, the risk of getting a vaccine-preventable disease and getting someone else sick, there is the chance that your kids will be quarantined and kept out of daycare or school until the outbreak is over.
Six More New Year’s Vaccine Resolutions for 2019
Need some more?
- I will not travel out of the country without getting caught up on my vaccines. Remember, most outbreaks are started when an intentionally unvaccinated person travels out of the country, gets exposed to a vaccine-preventable disease, comes home while they are still in the incubation period and not showing symptoms, and then eventually get sick, exposing others.
- I won’t let a small, yet vocal anti-vaccine minority scare me into a poor decision about my child’s vaccines
- I will not lie to get a religious vaccine exemption. Is your religion really against vaccinating and protecting your child?
- I will avoid anti-vaccine echo chambers when doing my research about vaccines.
- I will learn about the cognitive biases that might me keeping me from vaccinating and protecting my kids.
- I will not repeat an anti-vaccine point that has already been refuted a thousand times.
Vaccines are safe, effective, and necessary.
This year, resolve to make the right choice and get your kids vaccinated and protected.
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OMG the chicken pox! Vaxopedia should be highlighted for fearmongering. Back in the day when there was no chickenpox vaccine it was no big deal and we never really heard much about shingles. Now that’s all we hear about.