The earliest she can get a dose is six months, and with Utah back to standard guidance, more likely a year. And they still can't introduce their daughter to the people who most want to meet her. You can hear the grandparent's reply coming: those pediatricians are overreacting; when I was a kid, we all got measles. When enough people are immune, a 6-week-old who can't be is covered anyway, for free, by the wall around her. They're not that afraid of the virus itself, they told me; they're angry it's forcing the question at all.