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I am interested to hear others thoughts on this:

 

My partner and I are both vegan, and ironically it is food and what to

feed our dd that we disagree about most!

 

I am a cooked food person and I am not into veg. for health reasons, so

I am not adverse to a bit of sugar etc. Everything in moderation.

 

My partner is into raw food and lives mostly on fruit, occassional

sprouted lentils and nuts.

 

Our dd loves fruit, but also loves cereals, breads & grains, marmite

(like vegemite), baked beans, hommous etc. My partner says I am giving

her junk food when she eats rye bread and homemade hommous (not to

mention baked beans), and other (to me) yummy and healthy things. (she

doesn't even like hot chips, crisps or other things that are far more

'junky' in my opinion).

 

Personally I couldn't live on raw food. I get far too hungry after

eating a salad alone and I need a good solid meal with lots of protein.

I am also concerned about raising a child on a mostly fruit diet (she

doesn't like sprouted lentils and is too young for nuts!). Some of the

stories of malnourished 'vegan' infants of late seem to have involved

extremist diets tending towards raw food. Our dd has always been

difficult to feed as it is, and slow to grow, so I rejoice in every type

of vegan food I can get into her. I also imagine it would be extremely

difficult to restrict her diet, while she can see me eating my hommous

and bread!

 

What are others experiences?

 

Karen

 

 

 

 

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