THE VACCINE CONVERSATION:
What Every Mom Should Know Before Saying Yes, No, or Not Yet
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Vaccines are one of those parenting decisions that for many parents feel so confusing.
You're told to follow the schedule by the pediatrician and by the media (maybe even by the grandparents).
The same people tell parents vaccines are completely safe and erradicated polio!
But more people than ever are not vaccinating their children due to risks, and chronic health conditions for kids are rising at an alarming rate…
You're told not to question your doctor.
And…. you’re told on Instagram and on FB groups to question everything.
Somewhere in the middle of all of that outside noise is you — trying to make the best decision you can for your child.
But how do you actually know what you believe?
That's what we're going to unpack.
Join me for a 2+ hour deep dive into the vaccine conversation — where I give you the information your doctor and the media won’t, to help you come to your OWN conclusion.
You don't need another person telling you what to think— you need better information.
You need the confidence to ask better questions.
You should be able to talk to your pediatrician without feeling intimidated.
You should know what questions to ask.
You should know how to find the actual sources behind the claims you're hearing.
And you should feel like you can make a decision that you actually own.
Because whether you ultimately choose to vaccinate, follow an alternative schedule, selectively vaccinate, or decline vaccines altogether, you should be able to understand why you're making that decision.
That's what this workshop is about.
This workshop is for you if...
- You've been following the vaccine schedule but realized you've never actually researched it for yourself and want to learn more.
- You're considering an alternative schedule and don't know where to begin.
- You're undecided and feel overwhelmed by conflicting information.
- You feel like you're only hearing one side of the conversation.
- You've been afraid to question your pediatrician.
- You've already made your decision but want to understand the research more deeply.
- You want to be able to have an informed conversation with your partner, family members or friends, or even a healthcare provider.
- You don't want fear — from either side — making this decision for you.
- You want to become the kind of mother who can research, question, and make decisions with confidence.
You don't have to agree with me.
Actually, I don't want you to.
My goal isn't for you to leave this workshop agreeing with every conclusion I share.
My goal is for you to leave more informed, more curious, and more confident in your ability to think through this decision for yourself.
I will share the resources, studies, books, documentaries, questions and perspectives that have shaped the way I think about vaccines.
And then I'll ask you to do something that I think is incredibly important:
Think for yourself.
You'll leave with...
A deeper understanding of the history
Because you can't fully understand today's conversation without understanding how we got here.
A comprehensive framework
Instead of getting lost in individual studies, headlines, Instagram posts or fear-based arguments, you'll have a framework for evaluating the bigger picture.
Resources for your own research
Books, studies, documentaries and other resources to continue exploring after the workshop.
Confidence
Confidence that you can make an informed decision for your family.
Better questions to ask
You'll know what to ask your pediatrician — and what information you want to see before making a decision.
This isn't about being “pro” or “anti.”
It's about becoming informed enough that you don't have to outsource the decision.
Because motherhood comes with a thousand decisions.
And I don't believe the answer is to become an expert in every single one.
But I DO believe it's our duty to learn more about this topic, and how to ask better questions, evaluate information, understand your options, and make decisions you can stand behind for our children.
That's the kind of mother I want to help you become.