You do not really want to get your 3 children vaccinated. Your view is why do it, when others around you will get the vaccine and end up protecting you and your children. Which is an accurate statement that your physician may provide to you in response to your challenge to vaccination?

Immunization through vaccination is one of the most effective ways to prevent serious infectious diseases and stop epidemics. Thanks to successful vaccination campaigns in recent decades, diseases such as polio, smallpox and measles are virtually absent in many countries.

The goal of immunizations is to stimulate the body to produce antibodies against certain germs, especially bacteria and viruses. Our immune system creates specific antibodies whenever it comes in contact with a germ. If we come into contact with the rubella virus, for example, we get sick only once, because the body produces antibodies that prevent the virus from infecting us again in the future. The logic of the vaccine is to try to stimulate the body to produce antibodies without having to get sick before. We try to present bacteria or viruses to the immune system so that antibodies are produced, but without the development of the disease.

Its important to notice that even if we have a lot of children that got the vaccines, for example, the bacteria or virus of somes diseases are spread in the air, and if the child dont have the immnunization, he would be in contact with the virus/bacteria and develop the disease.