Left promotes vaccinations against children: “Elmo received his COVID vaccine today”

scrub Sesame Street Elmo’s character told children on social media on Tuesday that he had also been vaccinated against the Chinese coronavirus, saying:Elmo’s doctor said the vaccine will help Elmo stay healthy.”

“Elmo got his COVID vaccine today, just like Elmo’s mom and dad! ” Social media updates from Elmo’s official Twitter account. “Elmo’s dad had a lot of questions, but Elmo’s doctor said the vaccine would help keep Elmo and all of Elmo’s friends and family healthy!” added using the hashtag, #Caring for Others.

“You’re now a superfood with a COVID vaccine, Elmo,” Elmo’s father apparently said in a Sesame Street video posted on social media before speaking to his family.

“I have a lot of questions about how Elmo will get the COVID vaccine. Is it safe? Was the decision the right one? I spoke with our pediatrician to make the right choice,” said Elmo’s father. I learned that it is to get vaccinated.”

Elmo now has a COVID vaccine, just like Elmo’s mom and dad! Elmo’s dad had a lot of questions, but Elmo’s doctor said the vaccine would help keep Elmo and all of Elmo’s friends and family healthy! #CareOther https://t.co/do2AcvCfMg

– Elmo (@elmo) 28 June 2022

Sesame Street The latest vaccine offer comes after US approvals of Pfizer and Moderna coronavirus vaccines for children under five. DeSantis management was among those who expressed concern about a six-month vaccine. As a result, it’s not recommended in Florida, but parents can still get the vaccine through their doctor.

“I’m going to watch people look at real data from clinical trials,” DeSantis said at a press conference last week.

“This is the weakest data you can see – very few people. What they recommend is not even monitoring results,” he said, urging parents to “ask their pediatrician, they can ask their doctor, what is the evidence for prevention from serious illness.”

“None of the clinical studies. … But for us … there is no proven benefit for a child with mRNA,” he said. “So our advice is against it.”

“This is different from the Florida ban, which we are not authorized to do. And to be honest, you know, we’re confident that people can make their own decisions,” he added.

Specifically, a recent poll on YouGov/CBS News found Only 37 percent of Americans believe a coronavirus outbreak should be a “high priority,” given the greater focus on inflation and the economy.