Posted on 04/07/2023 11:40:28 PM PDT by nickcarraway
A teenage vegan mother has revealed she is raising her baby on a vegan diet and 'no-guilt' foods - and doesn't even let her watch TV.
Chloe-Elizabeth Elliot from Pontefract raises her daughter Elizabeth-Hope on a rigorous diet of oats, yoghurt and homemade pasta, as well as a fresh serving of fruits every day.
So manicured are her baby's taste buds that on her first birthday, the tot ate the fruit around her cake and skipped the carby treat completely.
And the 19-year-old content creator is totally headstrong about her choices, claiming other people's opinions don't bother her.
'I just brush negative comments away. I will just tell people to educate themselves,' she said.
(Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...
A diet that is high in plant protein is excellent, if it is well rounded. However, enough studies have shown that you need animal fat for proper brain development.
Her kids only 2 and already well on the way to being insufferable
She didn’t refuse or not want to eat her birthday cake. You taught her that crap. You are and idiot. Nuff said.
How can you be so bigoted?
The two-year-old obviously first weighed all the evidence, examined all the logical arguments, deliberated at length, and then drew an impartial conclusion.
Regards,
Where’s the cartoon of the guy who walks up to the other guy in the bathroom to tell him he’s vegan?
(Chloe-Elizabeth Elliot from Pontefract raises her daughter Elizabeth-Hope)
Two clues in the same sentence...
Is she certain her 2yr old wants to be a daughter? Who is she to determine her gender? /s
the brain loves fat
and it is the fastest growing organ in a baby
That may be a problem with wokeducators due to hindering moral decay, while calling her child "her" really raises an alarm.
my son and his wife were so intent on organic this and that, and soy milk, and no sugar and very little meat and they didn't really start food food until he was several months old...
he's now 13 and his diet habits are no veggies, no nothing except chicken nuggets, french fries from fast food, plain wheat toast, milk and donuts...granted he's on the autism spectrum but I don't think it helps him to be so limited in his food likes...
Vegan mom gets life in prison for starvation death of 18-month-old son who weighed 17 pounds
Sheila O’Leary’s son, Ezra O’Leary, was the size of a 7-month-old baby when he died in September 2019. She and her husband had two other children who also were malnourished, investigators said.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/vegan-mom-gets-life-starvation-death-18-month-old-son-rcna45498
https://www.thehealthyhomeeconomist.com/12-year-old-vegan-has-the-degenerating-bones-of-80-year-old/
There are a lot of idiots out there that think they just need to eat plants and their bodies will get all the nutrition it needs. You need to really do your research on this if you want to be a vegetaria n and be heathy.
This mother does not seem to be providing protein sources. Vegan diets for children are risky.
https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/food-and-drink/vegan-children-benefit-risk-expert-a7961906.html
In recent months, Italy has seen multiple cases of children on vegan diets being hospitalized for malnutrition. In June, a 2-year-old girl was brought to a hospital in Genoa, where she spent several days in intensive care after doctors found her to be suffering from vitamin deficiencies and low levels of hemoglobin. And last June, an 11-month-old baby, whose parents are vegans, was treated for severe malnutrition at a hospital in Florence
https://www.chicagotribune.com/nation-world/ct-vegan-baby-hospitalized-for-severe-malnutrition-20160711-story.html
Exactly. The child suffers the ill effects when parents prioritize virtue signaling and ignore nutritional needs of a growing child. The child is an accessory not an individual to many of these parent.
Ou can’t fix stupid
A young child needs additional nutrients for proper development
A young child needs additional nutrients for proper development
I agree, that’s why you have to do your research. I support a diet high on plant protein, but you need a lot of fat for a healthy brain.
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