Reality TV Star Teen Mom 2 Kaylene Lowry Is An Outspoken Opponent Of Vaccinating Her Children

Young Mom 2 reality star Kaylene Lowry said she would not vaccinate herself or her children against the coronavirus when creating a vaccine

Kailin Lowry, 28, said she will not vaccinate herself or her three children against the coronavirus if a vaccine is developed and made available. The reality TV star answered a fan's question on Twitter on April 2. “I’m curious, Kailin, when a vaccine for this virus is developed and tested, will you or your children inject it?” The subscriber asked the mother of three children, to which she replied: "Absolutely not." Kailin, who is currently pregnant with her fourth child, has long been an outspoken opponent of vaccination. In 2019, she had to take some serious criticism on Twitter after admitting that she made the decision not to vaccinate her one-year-old son at all. Lux.

“He is 18 months old and not vaccinated at all. He never got sick, and it's better for us, I think that the more research I do, the more knowledgeable I become, I just don’t vaccinate him,”Kailin said in one of the episodes of her podcast show“Coffee Convoys”with co-host Lindsay Chrisley… The reality TV star has faced criticism on Twitter. “The problem is not that you decided not to get vaccinated, but that you endorse false information about vaccines and autism in your podcast, which many young women and moms are listening carefully to. Netflix and Google documentaries are not reliable sources of medical information!”Wrote one fan.

Another fan added, “I just hope that when people say they 'did research,' they mean clinical trials, not mom blogs. There are more dangerous chemicals in a piece of chicken than in a vaccine.”

It is clear that this is a delicate issue and each mother decides what is best for his child, but Kailin still pushed her fellow mothers, who were negatively disposed towards vaccines, to participate in the show. Ariel Ornstein, Doctor medical sciences from Northeast Medical Group Pediatrics in Ry Brook, NY, spoke about the negative impact of not being vaccinated. “Diseases such as whooping cough or tetanus, pneumococcal disease, polio or measles can be fatal. In addition, unvaccinated children can be exposed to siblings, friends and other children.”