A Sydney mum is taking “expressions of interests” for a private, anti-vaccination childcare on the Northern Beaches. Children will learn through “play and games, art and craft, yoga and dance” at this “vaccination-free” centre.
“I would like to open a daycare in my home for three to four children, two days per week,” Heidi Street posted to the private Facebook group Vaccine Free Australia.
The title of the post was “Vaccine-free childcare on the Northern Beaches”.
“I have a strong passion for health and well-being and have a beautiful nurturing soul,” the post continues.
“Children’s days would be spent amongst nature, a walk to beach, learning through play and games, art and craft, yoga, dance and hopefully lots of laughter and giggles.”
It comes as the Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is pressuring the state and territory governments to ban unvaccinated children from childcare centres.
“This has got to be a concerted national effort by all governments to ensure all our children can be vaccinated,” Mr Turnbull told the ABC earlier this month.
“No jab, no pay, no play.”
Now, Street’s suggestion has reportedly been met with inquiries from supporters who want to do a similar thing in different locations throughout Australia.
“Many families are concerned about vaccinating. Yes, it’s in response to ‘No Jab, No Play’,” Street told the Sunshine Coast Daily.
The mother of two sends her eldest son to a Steiner school and has campaigned on Facebook previously to bring the movie Vaxxed to Australia.
Listen: Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull speaks to Mamamia about his vaccination stance. (Post continues after audio.)
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So, whre is her medical license to be making such claims about vaccination
My dad had cancer, wasn't caused by the polio vaccine, maybe it was caused by the polio he had when he was a child. I'd like to know what cancer they claim polio vaccine causes, and what is the timeframe? If 90% of the population had the polio vaccine, then 90% of those with cancer will have had the polio vaccine. Correlation is not causation.