go to a birth center or get a midwife and do it at home. better outcomes, better satisfaction from mom. no vaccines, no genital mutilation. whenever you tell anyone that you aren't doing a hospital, they'll reply with their hospital birth horror story then finish it with "they were so glad they went to the hospital," because they're too retard to see that the hospital caused the problems that they "fixed" in the first place. vitamin k shot does not contain disease or adjuncts (heavy metal poisoning to trigger the immune response), so that's safe. if you're still against it, oral vitamin k drops are fine.  which vaccines you should get is a cost-benefit analysis, with minimal benefits with unknown costs. skip all vaccines in pregnancy skip hep b (std), polio (eradicated), rotavirus (prevention isn't worth it, and it can't be given to non-babies, so the cost isn't well understood). unfortunately, they don't make separate vaccines for pertussis or measles. those two are worth it, but that means you also have to get diphtheria, tetanus, mumps, and rubella, which are all basically eradicated. hib and pneumococcal (pcv13) are also worth it, but you shouldn't do all 3 dtap/hib/pcv13 at once. ask your pediatrician to space it out. delay mmr as long as possible.  or just don't get any. however it's an easier sale to pediatricians to say you'll still get some of them, delayed/spaced out, since they'll still be able to count your child as vaccinated for their kickbacks. check also if your state allows opt-out if you're not planning on homeschooling... but you should really consider homeschooling.
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