re: Hepatitis B vaccine for new born

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I’m on the fence about this vaccine

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Have your wife tested for Hepatitis B,maybe have yourself tested.If both of you are negative how in the hell would an infant catch Hep B.Would an infant have robust enough immune system to make antibodies to Hep B antigen?That’s anther question to ask the Dr.

Most likely your pediatrician is a member of the American Academy of Pediatrics,67,000 of them are.
Interesting factoid-one of their “partners” they recieve funding from is GlaxoSmithKline which so happens to make Hep A and B vaccines,among many others.They accept funding from other drug companies.

AAP has argued in support of gender-affirming care for transgender children,including use of puberty blockers.

During the Covid pandemic ,supported mask mandates and mass Covid vaccination of children,even though Covid rarely caused serious illness in children,
Covid is still on their list of recommended vaccines at 6 months and age 7.

Hep B,the recommendation is newborn,1month and 6 months.Again,how is a baby going to catch Hep B if neither of you are carriers.

I would urge you to read RFK,Jr.’s book Vax-Unvax.RFK gets a bad rap for being anti vaccine.I don’t think that is true after reading his book.His concern is the safety of vaccines and the paucity of testing that goes on in the vaccine industry,,FDA and CDC,both short term and long term effects of the large numbers of vaccines on the recommended list.
In 1986 there were 25 doses of various vaccines given on childhood vaccination schedule,in 2023 there are 73 doses.

Prior to reading his book I was a staunch believer of vaccines and assumed they were rigorously tested for safety. RFK reveals that is absolutely not true.Every claim he makes he has a footnote backing up everything he claims.
Again read the book and decide for yourself.

Another book I recommend is “sickening”HOW BIG PHARMA BROKE AMERICAN HEALTH CARE by John Abramson,MD.He was a family physician for 22 years and on faculty of Harvard Medical School for 25 years.