Re: New vaccination book for children - world first?

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I would have loved that for myself or for my children years ago. This is marvelous! ~ Maureen R. Gradvohl ~ From: Meryl Dorey <meryl@...> AVN List <AVN > Sent: Friday, December 16, 2011 7:21 PM Subject: New vaccination book for children - world first? New book - just released. Aimed at children, 's Marvellous Measles explains why vaccines don't necessarily protect, why children don't need to be afraid of measles and the importance of nutrition for staying healthy.http://shop.avn.org.au/melanies-marvellous-measles/Many parents have trouble working out a good approach for talking to their children about the issue of vaccination. This book is perfect for those families - or for anyone who wants to help to reassure their children about being unvaccinated while many of their friends have had their shots. It also deals with some of the issues they may be up against at school.Beautifully, illustrated with simple, colourful text, it discusses not only the fact that measles is usually benign in healthy, well-nourished children, but the importance of proper nutrition including vitamin A from orange fruits and vegetables. This book covers the

fears children may have of 'catching' bugs (or actually, having them catch up with the child!) and the fact that vaccinated children still get sick even if they've had their shots and lots more.A fabulous gift for any family with young children and a great way to ease the fear factor when it comes to disease.Free shipping in Australia.

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Wonderful! For interest, there's a brilliant interactive family book "No Vaccines for Me!" by Kathleen Dunkelberger. Can be ordered through Amazon. ISBN-978-1-4520-9179-2

Vaccinations From: mrsvoltaire@...Date: Fri, 16 Dec 2011 20:52:54 -0800Subject: Re: New vaccination book for children - world first?

I would have loved that for myself or for my children years ago. This is marvelous!

~ Maureen R. Gradvohl ~

From: Meryl Dorey <meryl@...>AVN List <AVN > Sent: Friday, December 16, 2011 7:21 PMSubject: New vaccination book for children - world first?

New book - just released. Aimed at children, 's Marvellous Measles explains why vaccines don't necessarily protect, why children don't need to be afraid of measles and the importance of nutrition for staying healthy.

http://shop.avn.org.au/melanies-marvellous-measles/

Many parents have trouble working out a good approach for talking to their children about the issue of vaccination. This book is perfect for those families - or for anyone who wants to help to reassure their children about being unvaccinated while many of their friends have had their shots. It also deals with some of the issues they may be up against at school.

Beautifully, illustrated with simple, colourful text, it discusses not only the fact that measles is usually benign in healthy, well-nourished children, but the importance of proper nutrition including vitamin A from orange fruits and vegetables. This book covers the fears children may have of 'catching' bugs (or actually, having them catch up with the child!) and the fact that vaccinated children still get sick even if they've had their shots and lots more.

A fabulous gift for any family with young children and a great way to ease the fear factor when it comes to disease.Free shipping in Australia.

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wow this is incredible !!!! when i was a kid i was just thankful that my parents were weird and i didnt have to get a painful shot in my arm !!!!! :) deb  On Fri, Dec 16, 2011 at 11:52 PM, maureen gradvohl <mrsvoltaire@...> wrote:

I would have loved that for myself or for my children years ago.  This is marvelous! ~ Maureen R. Gradvohl ~ 

From: Meryl Dorey <meryl@...>

AVN List <AVN > Sent: Friday, December 16, 2011 7:21 PM

Subject: New vaccination book for children - world first? New book - just released. Aimed at children, 's Marvellous Measles explains why vaccines don't necessarily protect, why children don't need to be afraid of measles and the importance of nutrition for staying healthy.

http://shop.avn.org.au/melanies-marvellous-measles/

Many parents have trouble working out a good approach for talking to their children about the issue of vaccination. This book is perfect for those families - or for anyone who wants to help to reassure their children about being unvaccinated while many of their friends have had their shots. It also deals with some of the issues they may be up against at school.

Beautifully, illustrated with simple, colourful text, it discusses not only the fact that measles is usually benign in healthy, well-nourished children, but the importance of proper nutrition including vitamin A from orange fruits and vegetables. This book covers the

fears children may have of 'catching' bugs (or actually, having them catch up with the child!) and the fact that vaccinated children still get sick even if they've had their shots and lots more.

A fabulous gift for any family with young children and a great way to ease the fear factor when it comes to disease.Free shipping in Australia.