“It depends on your comfort with risk. The risk of the vaccinated parents getting infected while they’re out and transmitting it to the child is low. And if the child gets infected, the risk of severe illness is low. Do you as a parent want to take that risk?” said John Williams, chief of pediatric infectious diseases at UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh. “Parents should think about it like they think about car crashes.

Source: Washington Post May 14, 2021 17:36 UTC