If you think kids get too many vaccines today, then you have no idea what things were like in the pre-vaccine era.
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Newborns and infants have immature immune systems, but they can usually receive vaccines on schedule. It is important for premature babies to be vaccinated on time, as their immune system matures and develops. Research shows that vaccines are effective in protecting babies, and multiple vaccines do not overwhelm or weaken their immune system.
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Pertactin-negative pertussis bacteria are not driving outbreaks of pertussis or whooping cough, and they have not become resistant to pertussis vaccines.
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Although kids get more vaccines today that their parents and grandparents, they get far fewer antigens from those vaccines.
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