> There's a difference between surviving and thriving. And you have given no proof that a child can't thrive on a vegan diet. Surely it's not something a publi

> There's a difference between surviving and thriving. And you have given no proof that a child can't thrive on a vegan diet. Surely it's not something a public health authority recommends, because people generally aren't vegan. I can't find any study supporting that a vegan diet for infants and children can't be as healthy as a non-vegan diet. There are always outliers, but you also have children on non-vegan diets that are missing vitamins and nutrients.