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KIDSPOT: WHAT TO DO IF YOU HAVE DIFFERENT BELIEFS TO YOUR EX ON VACCINATING YOUR KIDS

27 October 2021 · Cassandra Kalpaxis

With children aged 12 and over now encouraged to be vaccinated, and with Pfizer currently investigating the efficacy of its vaccine in those aged 5 to 11 years in the US and Europe, making the choice for your children is a personal one that can be confusing at the best of times.

But what happens when you and your ex don’t agree? This is something I am seeing more frequently, with one parent often pro-vaccination and the other sitting on the fence or being fearful of the long-term impact for children, or even choosing not to vaccinate at all.

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If you are having parenting issues with regards to vaccinations and would like more information about the numerous separation pathways that we offer at Kalpaxis Legal, be sure to contact us to organise a time to meet with the Family.

This article is general information only and is not legal advice. The law may have changed since it was published. Speak with a family lawyer about your own circumstances before acting on it.

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