Kat Von D Said She’ll Raise Her Unborn Child Vegan And Without Vaccinations, So This Mom Shut Her Down

Oh yes, I would see her during labor and with no anesthetics drugs...

We need a BoredPanda list of Kat Von D cartoons AFTER the baby is born.

I'd like to know what she is going to feed her newborn. If she breast feeds, then the baby is not a vegan. Milk is milk is milk - even if from a human.

Your reasoning makes absolute sense but the autism MMR link has been thoroughly disproved now by physicians and scientists. Andrew Wakefield was found guilty by the General Medical Council of serious professional misconduct in May 2010 and was struck off the Medical Register, meaning he could no longer practice as a doctor in the UK. Wakefield's paper re the link between MMR and autism was described as "perhaps, the most damaging medical hoax of the last 100 years". Unfortunately he has merely moved elsewhere and is still endangering lives with his misinformation.

This is the biggest thing that makes my own brain derail. She's "completely vegan and all natural" what all natural product creates lasting tattoos??????????????? Seriously, I want to know!

There is NO LINK between vaccines and autism and THERE NEVER WAS.

Just a little background so you can understand where I stand on this vaccination issue and why. I have two sons, born 5 years apart. They both had the same vaccinations. The older one shared top honors in his high school graduating class with another person. The younger one is another story all together. He was diagnosed being in the light to medium autism range by Emory University Autism Research Center at the age of 5. We were told that he might not ever be able to carry on an intelligible conversation. We refused to believe this diagnosis was 100 percent correct. As time went on, we proved them wrong. We discovered that he was hyper sensitive to most of the artificial color and preservatives in foods. It would cause extreme hyper-activity and combativeness. Because of this, I have read everything I could get my hands on that was publicly available. ALL of this research points toward a genetic defect that occurs before birth.

Lactose intolerance usually develops later so it is very rare condition if a baby can't drink breast milk.

I did briefly wonder about that, humans are just a type of animal after all. Apparently vegans do not consider human breastmilk non-vegan (though there may be the odd extremist exception) as the key difference is that humans are able to consent whereas animals are forced into it and there's usually inhuman practices associated with milking.