As pediatricians, we spend our days talking with parents who want what's best for their children. They ask thoughtful questions, weigh their options and lean on us for guidance through moments big and small--from stubborn fevers that won't break at 2 a.m. to unexpected rashes, school-required forms or whether that cough sounds worrisome enough to cancel Grandma's visit. These are the kinds of calls we get every day. Because when something feels off, parents turn to someone they trust.

We know conversations about vaccines can be sensitive. It's easy to feel overwhelmed by the amount of information (and misinformation) circulating in peer groups and online. That's why we want to offer clarity and........

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