I have 2 teens aged 13 and 15 and this morning we have had a family debate about the covid jabs for teens. The concensus is that my DH doesn't agree with them having the jab , neither of them want it either but I think it is a sensible thing to do. My DH's reasoning are that the jab is actually not really protecting them it is only being offered to protect others and there must be a reason why the JCVI have reservations. My argument is that they have been jabbing children in other countries for months and so far so good!!! If they go down the same route as with adults that you don't have to isolate of you are jabbed then if they are not jabbed and my DD in yr 11 has to isolate when a close contact she could miss an awful lot of school. My parents have also said as they are vulnerable if the kids aren't jabbed they will not be happy to see them as they could spread it to them. Who has the final say???