Bbarb perhaps your GDs parents could look on line and get help with recipes, menus etc which would help them feed their daughter. It must be difficult for parents who have been brought up to believe in a certain way of eating to suddenly have to start to cater for a child who rejects that way of eating. Maybe they should embrace and support their daughters’ choices- there are plenty of vegan alternatives available now - sausages, bean burgers, hummus, peanut butter, Marmite, oat or almond milk, amongst many other foodstuffs can form part of a healthy child’s diet. If they feel anxious they could get a multi vitamin supplement for her, plenty of parents do that anyway. Maybe they could have a look at the Veganuary website which has lots of recipes and advice for beginner vegans all the year round.
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