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**LookSe** · 09-30-2011, 04:44 PM

One thing that I noticed was my two older kids (19 and 20) had their immunizations spaced out over 5 years and my 5 yo received hers in 3 years. That may be part of the problem.

Too much too soon?

That's one of the claims. The immunization schedule is fast and furious during the first two years, when the brain is still developing. Also, they have done combination vaccines, like MMR. Those used to be three separate shots. Does combining those viruses create a problem? I don't know...

09-30-2011, 04:44 PM	#22
LookSe Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 550 Senior Member	One thing that I noticed was my two older kids (19 and 20) had their immunizations spaced out over 5 years and my 5 yo received hers in 3 years. That may be part of the problem. Too much too soon? That's one of the claims. The immunization schedule is fast and furious during the first two years, when the brain is still developing. Also, they have done combination vaccines, like MMR. Those used to be three separate shots. Does combining those viruses create a problem? I don't know...
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