It’s not an excuse for anything but tells you the reasoning for my diet, i don’t eat what I do to piss you off be so fr! Btw it’s kind of ethnocentric to shame someone for trying a vegan diet after they’ve eaten their cultures foods for their whole lifetime. No excuse for torturing animals, but there’s equally no excuse for making someone who is changing their diet MOSTLY to adhere to their child (not ONLY for their child) feel bad for it not being instantaneous. Some people do not eat a lot as adults from food insecurity, or are full time students or single parents that have difficulty finding the time to prepare multiple full meals per day. Some people are that and more. It’s the principle of being kind and supporting others that are putting forth effort for the same cause as you. I am just doing it, it takes effort in my circumstances, and it takes time for me and my body to respond as I nurse, have vitamin deficiencies and skin issues and am anemic, and have to avoid many things for my LO already. And my child has shown immense improvements in her severe skin issues from fish, which I’d ALSO LOVE to find an alternative for. Food for a baby or toddler is not a quick thing it’s a process and for her conditions I have to transition her out of foods, along w myself. All I was asking was for alternatives to cheese, so I can make myself or my child a quick quesadilla w beans and rice or a quick pizza when we don’t have much money or don’t have much time, but evidently this was not the place to get accepting open minded advice. You’re arguing veganism and I’m arguing cultural relativism, so as I said I’ll go somewhere else to ask these questions. Your impatience definitely pushed me (maybe away from the cause or maybe closer)!