Absolutely, you should vaccinate your child. I think the vaccines have changed the face of medicine and has protected countless individuals from countless diseases. I don't think that vaccines deserve the bad rap that they have gotten. I think that we are seeing more and more today that those associations that we thought were real, aren't. That said, vaccines don't have to be delivered in the manner that the AAP, CDC, and WHO recommend. Those groups are very motivated to try and protect everyone. You may have a child that you see at two months and may not see again for many months. Yes, the right thing to do at that visit is to give them as many shots as you can to protect them from everything that you can. But in many communities, parents are quite reliable and you are not lost a follow-up. In my practice, we give one shot per visit. We prioritize the vaccines that the most fragile children need and what the most susceptible to. We procrastinate vaccines that I don't care if you get until later, I just want you to get as long as you are not traveling to an endemic area. In so doing, we give one shot per visit. I think it's more important to consider the psychological implications of giving multiple shots at a visit than to worry about the vaccine itself. Vaccines have been shown to be very safe and protect from disease, but I won't give more than one shot because I don't want to hold a child down for the second shot. That's just not fair.