Absolutely you should have that choice. It was the safest for your kids. My youngest just started college last year. When they were little there were not the plethora of shots recommended and the combinations. That, IMHO, might not be the best thing to get those combinations all at once, esp. for a little baby. I had read a study when my kids were little that SIDS spiked at two, four and 6 months (coinciding with the shots). Scared me. My kids had their shots. Oldest had a bad reaction to the Whooping cough. At the time, the guidelines (and i called my Pediatrician) said a high fever of 104 and “irritability” was normal. Hell this wasn’t. I realized after the second that my son was probably having a bad reaction and at the third booster, I had my son get the Pertussis vaccine (the dead virus I think) that didn’t cause the BRAIN DAMAGING reactions of the live virus. No ONE or GOVT was going to order me to have my baby have the third shot of the vaccine that caused BRAIN DAMAGE. He did fine on the “older kid’s booster” type.
We both have/had reason working with our trusted pediatrician. Too many are reacting not thinking thanks to the media