Covid Vaccine Kids - Should You Give Your Kids The Pfizer COVID Vaccine?

Covid Vaccine Kids - Should You Give Your Kids The Pfizer COVID Vaccine?

In this video, I’m going to break down the risks and benefits of giving your kids the new Pfizer COVID vaccine, which now has EUA for children age 5-11 and is 1/3rd the dose of the adult version.

Important questions answered in this video include:
👉 How Dangerous is COVID in Children Age 5-11?
👉 Is the covid vaccine safe for kids ages 5 to 11?
👉 What is the risk of myocarditis (heart inflammation)?
👉 Are the side effects from the vaccine different compared to adolescents?
👉 Is it safe to give children a new covid vaccine?
👉 But what about the long term effects of the covid vaccine?
👉 Do you need to space out the COVID vaccine from other immunizations?
👉 Was the study size big enough?
👉 If my child had COVID, should I still vaccinate them?
👉 Would I give this to my own kids?

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Timestamps:
00:00 Starting
00:14 Should You Give Your Kids The Pfizer Covid Vaccine?
00:54 How Dangerous is Covid in Children Age 5-11?
05:31 Is the Vaccine Safe for Kids Ages 5 to 11?
07:05 What about the Risk of Myocarditis?
08:15 Are the Side Effects from Pfizer's Vaccine Different in Children than in Adolescents?
09:14 Is it Safe to give Children a New Vaccine?
09:46 But what about Long Term Effects of the Vaccine?
10:20 Do you need to space out the Covid Vaccine from other Immunizations?
10:40 Was the Study Big Enough?
10:57 Is my Kids had Covid? Should I still Vaccinate Them?
11:28 Final Conclusion

In the United States, children less than 18 years account for about 15% of lab-confirmed cases reported to the CDC. – which is likely an underestimation given the high proportion of mild and asymptomatic cases that never get tested. Children of all ages can get COVID, but incidence does increase with age

The most recent CDC data from September 2021 shows that 38% of children in the 5-11 age group have COVID antibodies, indicating that they've had a previous infection. When children get sick with COVID, the symptom breakdown usually involves pneumonia-type symptoms like fever, cough, and shortness of breath.

In general, COVID is milder in children compared to adults, but severe cases do occur. COVID hospitalizations in children less than 18 years peaked in January 2021, declined through June, and went up again with the delta surge. Overall, there have been more than 8,300 children ages 5 to 11 hospitalized with COVID, and more than 2,300 have gotten a related illness called MIS-C.

MIS-C refers to system-wide inflammation in the body, a condition that is similar to Kawasaki disease. In a study that looked at over 1,000 children who were hospitalized with MIS-C, the most common age group was between 6 to 12 years.

COVID infection in children is associated with an increased risk of myocarditis, but the absolute risk is low – less than 0.15%. Other cardiovascular issues can occur as well, such as heart pericarditis, arrhythmias, and heart failure, but overall these are pretty rare. In a multicenter case series of 1700 children hospitalized with COVID, (one third of which had MIS-C), overall 22% had neurologic symptoms, which were usually temporary. In that study, 43 children had life-threatening neurologic involvement (such as stroke, central Guillain-Barré syndrome, and severe seizures), and 11 children died. In a systematic review of that saw information of about 1500 children, 2% had severe pneumonia, and 0.7% required a ventilator, with 6 of those children dying.

Doctor Mike Hansen, MD
Internal Medicine | Pulmonary Disease | Critical Care Medicine

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[thepbrchannel]

No deal, doc! We'll talk after Pfizer etc. have their protection from lawsuits removed.

[sandraboatman]

The fact that people do not recognize what’s going on in this world is unbelievable to me. I feel like I’m living in the Twilight Zone.

[KirbyEnthusiast]

Leave the kids alone I say, this has not been tested for long term effects over the years. Look at what happened with felidimide in the 1960s

[PaoloCalvi]

I was in doubt about Dr Hansen honesty but saying the two words "safe" and 0% risk the Red Thin Line has been crossed. A scientist should never use this two words. Dropping my subscription.

[PoirotFanGirl]

💯 not!!! Kids do just fine with C-19, absolutely would not inject my kids with this experimental cocktail

[sadieesther]

The FDA panel literally said on live TV that they won’t know the how it affects children unless it’s widely used on children 😐

[yesisink]

My 2 small kiddos got covid. My son is 6 and he had been treated for asthma many times in the hospital in the past. However, when he got covid, he didn't get a cough or anything respiratory. He did get a light fever and sore throat. He's definitely had worst before with other viruses. I thank God they did well.

[zerovisibility]

A lot of kids are developing heart issues and dropping dead…unbelievable

[sashagaines]

It isn’t stopping the spread, similar to the flu vaccine I don’t see where heard immunity is happening successfully, in extreme high vaccinated areas infections continue.

[anne-mariegarcia]

You said many of the kids have already had exposure to the virus so why jab those ones? Will the kids required jabs every 6 months for the rest of their life? What is the risk to have an immune system always on over drive?

[angelawebb]

So all 3 of my kids had covid back in January and fought it off just fine. So for me personally I won’t have my kids get the vaccine since they have natural antibodies. But what I don’t understand is why 5-11 they get one third of the dose and 12 and up get a full dose. Is this why boys are experiencing heart inflammation in that age group? Because of the size of the dose?

[roquetripoli]

What's going" on in this world right now?
I don't really understand why they need to vaccinated the kids?
I think its better to make your immune system stronger by taking vitamins and a healthy foods.
And taking exercise regularly.
Than to take vaccines.
So for me..its a big NO..
most especially for the kids.

[preludeserge]

More risks than benefits. No long term studies. Kids aren't lab rats.

[vickyshe]

Oh my my...🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️ I'm so glad our pediatrician didn't fall for this and recommended against this jab. Now talk about long term studies that would examine fertility in those kids who would be jabbed now??? Ahhh, yes, you cannot, because none were done.

[juliemejias]

That is a hard NO! for my child. I know many children that got covid and it was not bad at all. Some were completely asymptomatic.

[dakinebrah]

It's still, "emergency use" meaning still a "trial and error" shot

[sandrawalker]

The normal deaths for children in that age group for seasonal flu each year is more than that number

[momalmota]

Yea “pretty rare” until your child becomes a statistic of the 💉 side effect :/

[kyliezimmerman]

No way my kid is not get none of the vaccines