Topic: Routine child vaccinations should be mandatory

Argument: Some religions are against vaccinations, and as religion is protected by law, vaccinations must not be mandated.

Argument: someone from the child population could suffer side effects

Argument: The child population has a low degree of vulnerability, so vaccination is not urgent yet

Argument: the government should not regulate what parents do that is already a personal decision of each family

Argument: the poorest people may not be able to pay for the vaccine

Argument: the poorest people may not be able to pay for the vaccine and chaos is created

Argument: The question is why it must be mandatory if vaccination coverage is high, rejection is totally marginal and is not causing problems

Argument: the vaccine can cause harm to children if they do not give the indicated they must be taken care of

Argument: The vaccine could make your child sick and contain toxic substances.

Argument: There are a ot of concerns over vaccine safety

Argument: There are sectors that due to their religion or any belief do not accept to be vaccinated, for this reason it is considered that childhood routine vaccinations should not be mandatory

Argument: There is currently no guarantee of the side effects of vaccines so it is considered that forcing children to be vaccinated can be a long-term problem

Argument: There is no good evidence that making child vaccination rates mandatory improves vaccination rates and may make things worse by damaging the relationship between parents and healthcare professionals.

Argument: They are against the freedom of parents to choose how to care for their children

Argument: They can be stressful for parents who are vaccinating their children

Argument: They should not be mandatory, it is a personal decision

Argument: this vaccine can have side effects and harm children

Argument: this vaccine could cause unwanted side effects

Argument: vaccination in the child population is not yet a vulnerable age so it is not a priority

Argument: Vaccination is an option, not everyone thinks they really are important and free will must be respected

Argument: vaccination of children should be limited as it affects child development

Argument: vaccination should exclude children to avoid the side effects that can appear on them.

Argument: Vaccines are not mandatory in our country, they constitute a health recommendation, followed by the majority of families. Pediatricians explain and recommend vaccines.

Argument: vaccines are very harmful with their side effects and it is not the way to take care of our children

Argument: Vaccines can cause autism and poisoning

Argument: Vaccines contain heavy metals, they are toxic to children.

Argument: Vaccines in children should not be mandatory because they can have consequences for their health in the future

Argument: we do not know the side effects they may have

Argument: When vaccines are mandatory, they can infringe on family religious choices

Argument: You do not have to take vaccinations because they have severe side effects

Argument: you may create a chemical reaction that affects young people