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Will you take for your child for a Covid vaccine if they are offered to children?

Fred Hood: All kids should be vaccinated they’re super spreaders of all germs and infections – should be masked too!

Dawn Brown: Yes I would. It can only protect them.

Kelly Burgess: Everyone has to do what they feel is right for them and their families, don't think has anything to do with anyone else if we give our child a vaccine or not.

Jacqui Williamson: Absolutely.

Jules Stobbs: Definitely not while it's In the trial stage.

Sharon Hickman: Mine’s already had his just waiting or second one.

Steve East: No! What stupid idea, trying out an experimental jab on the kids.

Stephen Boyd: I've had two Pfizer but I would not let my child have one. These vaccines haven't been around long enough, had rushed trials, mRNA is new technology and there are no studies on long term side effects. Unless your child has health conditions which put them in a vulnerable category, they should not receive the jab. It’s not worth the risk in the long term especially since children have been shown to have more mild cases.

Catherine Stead: Yes I would.

Rebecca Bryce: No not a chance.

John Chick: No its still in its trial stage and to be honest too many people having side effects.

Col Robson: Absolute animals, no way!

Smithy Wilkins: They'll probably take themselves. American bairns seem to be wanting it.

Jenn Longstaff: Giving an experimental drug to kids which has no data on long term effects and has killed people is pretty irresponsible. They have little chance of being severely ill with Covid.