H.D.
Hi, S.,
You will want to read research by Dr. Stephanie Cave, a book I have is called "What your Dr. might not tell you about Children's vaccinations". You can get it on Amazon.com.
I share your fear of bombarding out little babies with too many shots all at once. And a HepB shot for a newborn!!?? Please!! We were among the few people at Kaiser Santa Clara to say NO to Hep B for our firstborn, born in 2004, said one nurse.
Kaiser WILL let you do one shot at a time. We did so for my son, now almost 4, and are doing so for my daughter, now 9 months. It is a lot of extra trips to the Dr. but easier to make extra trips than deal with autism for years and years.
Oh, and Kaiser WILL and CAN separate out the MMR shot at one year, the big bad one according to vaccine research. Do M at 12 months, M at 13 and R at 14.
My friend's son has autism (age 8.5) and she is convinced it is because he received thimerosol vaccines. Another friend's daughter (age 6) has seizures after her MMR shot at age 1. That is enough for me. I will do them one at a time. Let me know if you want to chat more
H.