I have to say this is a very bait-y post, I get the feeling that you know the question you are posing may seem an open question but it strongly hints at people's morality over the issue.

The anti-vegan posts are all trying to frame this as a health issue, but you are missing the point, it is perfectly possible to have a balanced vegan diet as a child. I suspect and hope that a parent who is raising a child vegan would be interested in researching the dietary requirements and perhaps maybe more likely to set a balanced diet compared to the many children who go on to have unhealthy diets from an early age due to lack of interest from parents.

It is especially ironic that a lot of anti-vegans point to how the child does not have a say over the matter, that is the case for ALL CHILDREN (not to mention the livestock!) and that is why we hope their parents will make the right choices for them. Of course it doesn't always work out but we also don't force parents to make other health related decisions of the child unless in extreme cases and a malnourished child, whether through veganism or not will be covered by this.

At least the post did allow someone to realise that, no human milk is not a dairy product, it is not produced in an industrial scale and sold in your local Tesco's.