If there are only a few children below 2 years old, do we have to provide different types of milk for each age group?

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For children below 2 years old, low-fat milk does not provide enough nutrients for proper growth, vitamin absorption and brain development. It is therefore required to serve them full-cream milk.

If there are only a few children below 2 years old, do we have to provide different types of milk for each age group?

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