Guest guest Posted November 6, 2003 Report Share Posted November 6, 2003 Tina, What stores do you find most of your vegan items at? I think in Hamilton we only have like one or two really good ones...altho im still looking for Tofutti cheese slices or blocks.... since toronto aint that far im willin to venture out to some good vegan stores if they exist... lol... Im glad that im a single mother... my ex husband family is eat soo much meat that they would feed her behind my back... im soo glad i dont have to deal with that... I'm still debating between 2 universities and i wanna pick the one in the most vegan friendly town since both r equal education wise...lol.. im not gonna ramble this morning...if you ever wanna talk email me sometime when you have a chance...i know what its like to be busy... my email is taz121798 ttyl... tricia , tina b <vegan_momo1> wrote: > tricia, > It seems as though your family is pretty supportive, when my son was about a month old we were having dinner with the inlaws and they were talking about how they cant wait to feed my son hamburgers and I told them we were raising him vegan, well....... that didnt go so well. > My Husband didnt back me up much not untill the end and he wasnt even veggie yet at the time so they thought that I was the only one involved in that decision. They were so pissed off we didnt talk for some time. What I have always hated about my inlaws is that they treat my son as if he was more their son then my own, well in the beginning anyways but I put my foot down and my son is vegan, my husband is now vegan (since he watched the peta videos) and my inlaws are very happy with my sons development. They have even cut down on the meat, they arent perfect, although they understand the concept of no dairy and eggs, they wonder why my son cant have yogurt covered chocolate...lol > but they are soo supportive now. > On my side they know not to say anything bc I have a big mouth =) > ok now im rambling. > Tina > > > saphire_moon_2002 <taz121798> wrote: > Tina, > > Its good to know at least i know someone who isnt too far away > raising another vegan child.... all kids at that age r picky... my > daughter was about that old when i weaned her from the breast... she > was not happy..lol.. but she has always loved fruits and veggies...so > maybe shes meant to be vegan... my family is pretty ok with it... my > mom lives in arizona and doesnt see her daily but when she came she > did give her foods like marshmallows cuz she didnt know..but i wont > hold that against her... shes learning... but when i first said we > were vegan and what i want her to eat etc... she asked me " can she > eat chicken " ... yeah not to smart of a question there... some say > well wow shes limited in her food...what is she allowed to eat...then > i ramble on ... the most interesting part should be xmas... with my > grandparents who we only c at xmas and if we go up north... they > probably wont understand vegan or why i chose it... but oh well.. im > making my own lasagna...ive never eaten tofurky and i dont know if i > wanna spend 30$ on a food i dont know if we r gonna like...my step > mom is the person who always makes my daughters bday cakes...and she > has already asked how she can make a vegan one..so thats good.. how > it goes is ..its my kid ..and i will raise her the way i want to... > if she wants to eat meat when shes older than thats her choice but > for now my decision... wow im rambling... > > tricia > > > -- In , tina b wrote: > > Hi, > > I'm from Toronto, Canada > > I have been on the list for a while but I don't have much of a > chance to post, I have a 17 month old son and recently went back to > work. > > I think its great that your daughter is excepting her new diet, > your lucky I'm sure allot of parents would have a much harder time. > > My son is also vegan and it is very challenging at his age, he is > very picky, we have good days and bad days but the older he gets we > have more good than bad. > > How is your family excepting your new diet? > > I think one of the hardest things about becoming vegan is dealing > with your family especially when you have children. > > well good luck, > > Tina > > > Post your free ad now! Canada Personals Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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