Vaccine disagreement before separation/courts... what should I do?

My two-year-old son currently has not had any vaccinations. It is my desire that he get caught up on vaccines. I am not currently separated from my partner, but the relationship is clearly approaching separation. Would it be harmful to a custody case to begin the process of vaccinating my child before the legal separation process begins and physical/legal custody is established?

You might want to consult a family lawyer before making any decisions. It’s important to understand how this could affect custody.

If the vaccinations are in the child’s best interest, it could be seen positively. But definitely get legal advice first.

Maybe document all your intentions and communications about the vaccines. It might help if there’s a dispute later.

In Connecticut, both parents typically have to agree on medical decisions. If you can, talk to your partner about it first.

Ultimately, the child’s health is what matters most. If you feel strongly about the vaccinations, you should take action, but be cautious.