I do not think this system suits them, for several reasons, the most important of which is that children are in a very important developmental stage and therefore their bodies need a lot of different food sources

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I think the doctor does not recommend this type of food.

A strict vegan diet for children is not healthy, because in the long term it does not provide them with an adequate amount of animal protein, such as that found in meat and milk; They also lack several vitamins and mineral salts, such as calcium, iron and vitamin B12. They also do not provide the Omega-3 fatty acid, which is found among other foods, the egg and the fish.

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Jose Luis

http://www.bbc.com/mundo/noticias/2016/05/160520_salud_dieta_vegana_riesgos_il

According to the child's health conditions and physical growth requirements.

I do not think this system suits them, for several reasons, the most important of which is that children are in a very important developmental stage and therefore their bodies need a lot of different food sources

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I agree with my colleague Dr. Hassan Nima

Thanks everyone for responding to my question.

I think it was not advice to did this thing with children to avoid any risks of unhealthy growth of them.Here is some sentences raised from Fewtrell, a professor of Childhood Nutrition at UCL, who warned that although vegan diets are perfectly healthy, they can cause serious health problems in babies and toddlers if their parents don’t make sure they’re getting all the necessary vitamins.

Prof. Fewtrell mentioned in another position :

‘It is difficult to ensure a healthy and balanced vegan diet in young infants, and parents should understand the serious consequences of failing to follow advice regarding supplementation of the diet.

‘The risks of getting it wrong can include irreversible cognitive damage and, in the extreme, death.’

But we can safely raise our children vegan when we follow what mentioned here:

• When cooking for your children, use unsweetened fortified soya milk. This contains as much calcium as cows’ milk and a similar amount of protein.
• To ensure they’re getting enough protein, provide them with beans, chickpeas, lentils, soya mince, fortified soya yoghurt and tofu.
• Daily vitamin A, C and D supplementation for all children aged six months to five years .

It may not be good to feed children entirely on vegetable because it does not contain all the nutrients need for brisk and proper development.

Vegan diet is not recommended for children because its lack for the all the requirements that needed for normal growth and health ,, Best regards ,,,,,,,,Jawad Ali

please see the link: https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/howto/guide/vegan-diet-healthy-kids

Vegan meal is good because it offers the vitamins children need. However, it must be balanced with other nutrients such as proteins from meat and milk and carbohydrates.

Dear sir

Link may be help you

Appreciate your efforts… best wishes

https://www.webmd.com/parenting/raising-fit-kids/food/features/going-vegan-for-kids#1

Also

A well-planned vegetarian diet can be healthy for children. Young vegan children tend to be slightly smaller but still within normal growth ranges. And they tend to catch up to other children in size as they get older.

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Thanks all

Good question to follow.

Any diet schedule which can supply proper nutrients a to the children is the best.

Different communities have different practice.

But the main question is availability of required amount of protein, fat, carb, vitamins, minerals from food, either veg, non veg or mixed.

I don't think so.

Dear Aamal Ghazi Mahdi Al-Saadi

Vegan diet may lead to nutritional deficiencies in children. Please have a look at these useful ResearchGate links.

Article Is Vegetarianism Healthy for Children?

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Article The growth and development of vegan children

Article Is a Vegetarian Diet Adequate for Children?

Good luck!