VaxBaby: The Curious Parent's Guide to Pediatric Vaccines

This book goes over all the vaccines

I found this book to be very informative. It was very eye opening and provided good insights. I would read other titles by this author.

This is disguised as a reasonable discourse on vaccines, but it’s actually the ramblings of a rabid anti-vaccine activist whose scientific credentials include a degree in theology and working on a couple of Muppets movies. He now spends his life writing, blogging, and recording videos about vaccines from a spare bedroom in his family home.He has decided it’s easier to make a living by writing fictional accounts of vaccine preventable diseases than to be a productive member of society. In just a short period of time, this “researcher” has written a whole slew of books with the same basic premise: he believes vaccines are the scourge of humanity.As his grift has evolved, he has tempered his approach in an attempt to lure in parents who may not have such utter disgust for the practice of modern medicine. This tactic couldn’t be more clear by looking at his description of this book where he (tongue in cheek) talks about the advances in modern medicine. However, his history tells a much different story: he abhors modern medicine where vaccination is rightfully held up as its greatest achievement.If you are looking for truthful information about the science behind vaccines, there are a plethora of good choices written by authors with a track record of following science instead of just denying it like Maready. Vaccines and your child: separating fact from fiction by the esteemed infectious disease and vaccine expert, Dr Paul Offit would give you a factual look at vaccines and the arguments against them.

Anti-vaxer with no medical degree writes book disguised as a practical guide to vaccines, but is riddled with nonsense and false claims about vaccinations. This is a dangerous book for gullible people.