Can parents supply soy milk if their child is allergic to cow's milk?

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For children who are allergic to cow's milk, parents may supply calcium-fortified soy milk. Please highlight to parents that the soy milk has to be calcium-fortified. This is to ensure the child receives sufficient calcium as it is needed to support healthy growth and development.

Can parents supply soy milk if their child is allergic to cow's milk?

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