re: Thoughts on traditional childhood vaccines?

I would be as well. I also think it isn't unreasonable for a desire to re-evaluate a lot of these vaccines. The list has really exploded over the last decade or two and correlated side effects have also grown by leaps and bounds.

Could be the aggressive schedule they are administered, could be something in how certain ones interact together. Could be none of it and there is some completely unrelated factor (like late age pregnancies or something as you mentioned). I do think we are in a dangerous area right now where things can't even be questioned or at least urged to be re-analyzed without being labeled as some conspiracy theorist.

Plenty of the anti-vax people are nuts, but I think the last few years have shown that blind faith in the pharma community is not something they have earned. Skepticism is good. Blindly going in one direction (either blindly anti-vax or blindly do whatever pharma says) is a bad position and the one we are currently moving towards because of how people treat issues like this when legitimate questions do get raised.