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Index Archives Page 1 1b 2 2b 3 3b 4 4b 5 5b 6 7 8 9 Vegetarian Guidelines Keeping children healthy and well nourished on a vegan or vegetarian diet is a daunting although do-able task. Although basically against raising children without any foods at all from animal sources, I respect the beliefs of those who, for ethical or religious reasons, decide to do so. If that's you, I beg you: be sure you are well informed and well advised. I've seen too many unhealthy-looking, anemic kids from well-meaning parents who decided to go that route. Sometimes teenagers decide to go vegan or vegetarian, either from some belief or out of rebellion. Then we have a task ahead of us to help them eat well enough to nourish their developing bodies. Some very basic guidelines and a chart can be found on a Parenthood page; "Raising Kids Vegetarian: What All Parents Need to Know". That's a good place to start informing yourself. Also see the article that asks "Taking Care of Dem Bones?" Good luck! web tool |
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