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And in this episode, I'm going to save your vaccine hesitation.

Perhaps.

There are a lot of parents out there who are worried about getting their kids inoculated, and understandably so, because it's one thing for adults, especially those who have passed their reproductive window, to get the vaccine and to want to protect themselves. But for parents of children who might be in the window to get vaccinations in the coming weeks,

there is some hesitancy.

And in fact, Kaiser Survey recently showed about 30% of parents of children under the age of 18 said they are going to hold off getting their kids vaccinated right away.

And there's another 32% that say they're not going to do off getting their kids vaccinated right away. And there's another 32% that say

they're not going to do it at all. Some experts, researchers, doctors, epidemiologists say

that's really bad for business because we need to reach herd immunity. So what is it about

the vaccines that are giving parents pause?

I actually understand this because I am wrestling with this myself.

I have a 12-year-old and an almost 16-year-old, two girls.

And it is something that a lot of parents are talking about because obviously you don't want to make the wrong move.

You don't want to compromise your children's long-term health.

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