The passage you are referring to means "Do not boil a kid in its mothers milk." That means you shouldn't cook a baby goat in the milk of a goat. There were dietary laws that state:
One possible reason is that some of the nations participated in that practice in their religion.
I am not Jewish, but I think it has to do in part with the fact that it appears abominable to cook (or seethe, as in the KJV) a kid in a liquid provided by God for the nourishment of the kid.Jewish answer:Maimonides explains that cooking a kid (young goat) in its mother's milk was a practice of idolatry.
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It's the basis of the avoidance of cooking meat and dairy products together, eating meat and dairy products together, and profiting from a combination of meat and dairy products.
Exodus 34:26, includes "Thou shalt not cook a young goat by it's mother's milk." This is an issue of humane treatment of animals. This mitzvah tells us that it is inhumane to cooking an animal in its own mother's milk. The reason this is considered inhumane is the fact the the milk should have supported that animal in life, but instead it is being used in conjunction with its death. Some people believe this was an ancient health law, but this view is rejected by most scholars.
It typically takes around 8-12 weeks to fully wean a goat kid from its mother's milk. The process should be gradual to prevent stress on both the kid and the mother. Start by introducing solid food and reducing milk feedings slowly over time until the kid is completely weaned.
Tanya Nicole Kach is the author of Memoir of a Milk Carton Kid
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A baby goat is typically called a kid. Kids are playful, energetic, and curious animals, and they rely on their mothers for milk and protection in their early days. As they grow, kids develop strong bonds with their herd mates and demonstrate a playful and inquisitive nature.
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A baby goat (kid) should really get colostrum from its mother to help develop its immunity and it won't survive without its mothers milk unless you provide supplementary feed as in you need to feed it.