Asking for anecdotes on reddit is not going to give you any kind of unbiased, quality results. This is not a great way to find out if the vaccine is safe.

Using Google Scholar for your search engine will return only professional journals and peer reviewed studies.

The fact that you precancerous lesions means your children are at increased risk of cancers from HPV. YOUR children are at a greater risk than most women's kids.

80% of all sexually active Americans will have at least one HPV infection in their lifetime. Most of those will have more than one. That means it's very difficult to avoid it.

90% of all those infections clear or become undetectable, the other 10% of risk factors. Your kids will be in that 10% category by virtue of the fact that their biological parent has a history of cancer caused by HPV.

I have had only one sexual partner for 28 years now and I have terminal cervical cancer.

I had my daughters vaccinated when the vaccine first became available. I was studying biology in a medical school at the time. There is a new HPV vaccine available now and they have also received that vaccine since it offers protection from another 5 types that were not included in the original vaccine.