RE: Digest Number 62

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Baked pumkin? I have heard of that...w/ yogurt...sounds very good...I don't

think I have the recipie...but will check

Send it to us if you get it >

Tanaista

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Sharon,

 

I also have a omnivorous husband and had to make a

decision of meat or no meat for the baby. We

decided that he would be vegetarian until he gets

old enough to make an informed decision for

himself. It is going fine, he is healthy and smart

and developing well (he is 16 months). In fact my

mother accidentally handed him a piece of roast

beef the other day. He put it in his mouth and

just left it sort of hanging out till she took it

back(realizing what she had done) then he spit the

taste out of his mouth in disgust. After seeing

that, my 3 year old daughter decided she too

wanted to go veggie. Lets give our kids credit,

they don't need meet, nor do they neccesarily like

it instinctively. If you feed them meat as babies

though, they are likely to get used to the taste.

 

thanks for listening.

Dara

 

Dara

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My wife was vegetarian before and through pregancy; when my boy was 5 and hadn't

noticed that he was vegetarian, we were driving and stopped behind a chicken

truck close enough to see into their eyes. My son asked why they were in boxes

and where were they going. When I explained, he was astonished that such things

existed. I described the word 'vegetarian'; he said that's what he wanted to be;

he was happy to learn he already was one. So we're living happily ever after.

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Be of good cheer.

 

Dick Ford