yeah, the way she described it, i got the impression that she was telling him she ate potatoes and vegetables for her lunch. alex then asked if there was chicken, and she said yes, but it sounded more like she was confirming that there was chicken served as part of the meal - not that she actually ate it. obvs we don't know the amount of vegetables or potatoes she ate, and it's hardly surprising she has a vitamin b deficiency if she's not eating protein. like you say, i wonder if her school are aware of the dietitian's involvement and whe they monitor the amount she actually eats. tbh, i'm genuinely surprised if the dietitian truly are happy with her weight and height - i totally get that all children are built differently and some are naturally of a smaller build, but she's absolutely tiny - her two year old brother is almost taller than her - painfully thin, with a malnourished and fragile appearance. if she was my daughter, i would be concerned.I heard him asking about her dinner today & she said she got potatoes & veg, it doesn’t mean she actually ate it though. I wonder if her food intake is monitored in school given there have been concerns about her size