Should parents delay kids’ second COVID vaccine? -research indications says

Should parents delay kids’ second COVID vaccine? Here’s what the research says Nature - Increasing the interval between the first two mRNA-vaccine doses might boost children’s immunity, but it is a gamble as a new variant sweeps the globe. Hall, Shannon nature

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Previous studies have found that waiting longer than the three to four weeks typically recommended between the first two shots might boost immunity and lower the risk of side effects¹. Most studies looked at an eight-week to four-month interval². But no studies or clinical trials have investigated the effect in infants and toddlers. With a new variant, BA.5, sweeping the globe, many scientists think that it is better to fully vaccinate young children sooner, rather than waiting for their second dose and risking infection. ...