you need to refresh on those health & nutrition classes. Kids by no means do need meat to grow up healthy. They can easily get enough protein and essential amino acids from plant sources.
If you don’t believe me, see what the ADA has to say about it:
http://www.eatright.org/cps/rde/xchg/ada/hs.xsl/media_22003_ENU_HTML.htm

Why? There are more than enough proteins in plant sources. Nobody needs to eat meat. It is proven that eating vegetarian is healthy and helps preventing several illnesses.

Here’s a short interview, you can clearly see that he’s eating meat

Jamie talks to his Hollywood superstar mate and discovers, BBQs aside, neither he nor his missus are much cop in the kitchen.

Jamie: Hi mate, Jamie here. I’m just on my way to New Orleans, do you have any great places you like that I should try out? Where’s the best gumbo in town?
Brad: Drago’s for charbroiled oysters; Arnaud’s for shrimp remoulade (aka Shrimp Arnaud); Irene’s crab gratin appetiser and any fish – they do a great lamb chop as well. And for the best gumbo, just stop by anyone’s home.
J: Do you like to cook? Are you any good?
B: I can rock a Sunday BBQ but that’s as far as my culinary talents go.

J: What’s the weirdest thing you’ve ever eaten?
B: I’ve eaten crickets in Cambodia, sea urchins in France, goat in Ethiopia and Rocky Mountain oysters (balls) in Montana. Angie and I made crocodile curry from a can.

J: What food do you really hate?
B: Salmon.
J: Roast or friend chicken?
B: I’ve moved up to roast, except when I’m back in the south.

J: Steak – rare, medium or well done?
B: Though it sounds indecisive, medium rare. I’m certain of this.