My top recommendation on veggie kids and nutrition. Although the title includes "vegetarian," the book has a strong vegan slant (e.g. all recipes are vegan), it's currently the best book for raising ovo-lacto kids as well.

A decent reference book for feeding the youngest of vegetarians, the recommendation on when to introduce solids to breastfed babies is out-of-date (and reckless).

A great family favorite of ours! There are 4 meat/fish recipes, the dozens of other recipes are almost all vegan. Each recipe suggests an adaptation for babies 6+ or 10+ months.

This ovo-lacto book is useful for the how-to-prepare/freeze and nutritional appendices, but it's a disorganized mess, and her approach is too type-A obsessive for my taste.

Not just for too-hip Gen-X vegans. The recipes range from casual to sophisticated (but are always easy to execute) - the dressing section even turned my preschooler into a salad fan!

The perfect occasional treat for parties and potlucks! I can't say enough about how amazing these cupcakes are. (If you want healthier desserts to have more often, search for my "vegan desserts" list.)

More vegetarian lunches for kids (and their parents).

Another one I plan to buy and read soon.

Wow, a vegetarian cookbook for preschoolers! The intro page is for the grown-up to read and instructions are given for preliminary work (cutting, etc.). Turn the page and see a double-page spread for the kid's portion - comic book-style with large and simple illustrations. Some recipes are ovo-lacto, but substitutions can be made.

Along the same lines as the other Katzen kids' cookbooks, this one's for older kids (ages 8+).