If parents self-declare that their child is allergic to milk and request for water to be served instead, is that ok?

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If the child has dietary restrictions due to certain health conditions, such as allergy to milk or lactose intolerance, the preschool may provide other calcium-fortified beverages to the child.

If parents self-declare that their child is allergic to milk and request for water to be served instead, is that ok?

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