The Five Pillars of Parental Sovereignty
A deeper look at the worldview beneath parental instinct — where soul, biology, resilience, intuition, and time converge to form true sovereignty. This is the foundation behind everything we build at VaxCalc.
Stand your ground. Protect your kids. Make your own vaccine decisions.
VaxCalc® simplifies vaccine decisions with personalized tools, trusted research, and VaxBot™ — a powerful AI trained on the most important questions parents actually ask.
Get Daily Parent IntelFeatured
How to Respectfully Decline Vaccines — Without Getting Steamrolled by Your Pediatrician
Parents often fear the pressure that comes with vaccine discussions far more than the vaccines themselves. Here’s a simple, respectful way to decline shots calmly, stay in control, and avoid being pushed, guilted, or threatened during pediatric visits.
Why the Vaccine Plan Matters — Even When You Already Want to Say No
Most couples don’t disagree about vaccines because of science — they disagree because they’re not starting from the same reality. The Vaccine Plan gives parents (and grandparents) a shared foundation so decisions can be made calmly, confidently, and without pressure.
Latest
HepB
·
Why the CDC Recommended Universal HepB Vaccination — and Why They Just Reversed Course After 35 Years
For 35 years, parents were told every newborn needed a HepB shot — even when the mother tested negative. Now ACIP has reversed that policy. Here’s the full story, documented through the CDC’s own historical record.
How to Interview Pediatricians
Most parents walk into a pediatric office already on the defensive. This guide flips the script. Learn the one question that reveals everything, how to read a doctor’s real posture, and why your sovereignty—not their schedule—sets the pace.
The Five Pillars of Parental Sovereignty
A deeper look at the worldview beneath parental instinct — where soul, biology, resilience, intuition, and time converge to form true sovereignty. This is the foundation behind everything we build at VaxCalc.
How to Respectfully Decline Vaccines — Without Getting Steamrolled by Your Pediatrician
Parents often fear the pressure that comes with vaccine discussions far more than the vaccines themselves. Here’s a simple, respectful way to decline shots calmly, stay in control, and avoid being pushed, guilted, or threatened during pediatric visits.
Autism
·
Vaccines do not cause autism*
The CDC now states that its slogan “vaccines don’t cause autism” is not evidence-based because studies haven’t ruled out infant vaccines causing autism. The headline remains only due to a political agreement with a U.S. Senator who is also an MD.
Why the Vaccine Plan Matters — Even When You Already Want to Say No
Most couples don’t disagree about vaccines because of science — they disagree because they’re not starting from the same reality. The Vaccine Plan gives parents (and grandparents) a shared foundation so decisions can be made calmly, confidently, and without pressure.
AB 144: The Law That Made California’s Vaccine Rules Even Murkier
Newsom’s AB 144 gives California’s health department new power to change vaccine policy fast—without public hearings or clarity.
Find Vaccine-Friendly Doctors Who Respect Your Choice
Find doctors who respect your choices — and get the intel you need to protect your family. Learn your rights, safeguard your privacy, and access trusted support with VaxCalc.
measles
·
Measles: Real Intelligence vs Manufactured Panic
The headlines scream "disaster"—but VaxBot™ shows a much smaller, slowing outbreak. See the real measles data and why families trust intelligence over panic.
What Real Health Looks Like: A Guide for Parents of Unvaccinated Children
How to prepare unvaccinated kids for a healthy future — building real immunity, resilience, and confidence without fear.
We Are the Majority Now: What the CDC Just Admitted
The CDC’s own study just confirmed it: most parents now delay or decline at least one vaccine. We are the majority now — and the future belongs to sovereign parents.
mmr
·
What You Saw Matters More Than What They Said
She saw the seizures. They said it wasn’t the shot. Science starts with observation — and this mom didn’t back down.