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* Milk should clarify what kind is being spoken about - for instance “No cow’s milk” vs “No milk.” | * If a parent lists an allergy or food restriction, they should fill out [https://www.brooklinesprouts.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Food-Restriction-Request-Form-may-2024.pdf this document]. | ||
*Milk should clarify what kind is being spoken about - for instance “No cow’s milk” vs “No milk.” | |||
* You can note about “same factory ok” IF we have that information directly from a parent. | * You can note about “same factory ok” IF we have that information directly from a parent. | ||
* Restriction means that they are restricted for moral, religious, or cultural reasons. Allergy means that their body has a reaction to it, whether it is severe or mild. | * Restriction means that they are restricted for moral, religious, or cultural reasons. Allergy means that their body has a reaction to it, whether it is severe or mild (such as intolerance). | ||
*If a child has no allergies or restrictions, leave that area blank in their profile. Do NOT list "none." | *If a child has no allergies or restrictions, leave that area blank in their profile. Do NOT list "none." | ||
Latest revision as of 17:01, 3 June 2024
If a child has an allergy or food restriction, their profile in Brightwheel should have the following format:
- Restriction: No [item(s) they cannot eat], [related item that they can eat] OK
- Food Allergy: No [item(s) they cannot eat] - [any special information about reaction etc.]
- Other Allergy: No [medication etc. that they should not be exposed to]
Other things of note:
- If a parent lists an allergy or food restriction, they should fill out this document.
- Milk should clarify what kind is being spoken about - for instance “No cow’s milk” vs “No milk.”
- You can note about “same factory ok” IF we have that information directly from a parent.
- Restriction means that they are restricted for moral, religious, or cultural reasons. Allergy means that their body has a reaction to it, whether it is severe or mild (such as intolerance).
- If a child has no allergies or restrictions, leave that area blank in their profile. Do NOT list "none."
EXAMPLES:
- A child needs lactose free or plant milk because they vomit, but they can have other dairy.
- Food Allergy: No cow’s milk (give lactose free or plant milk) - vomiting, other dairy OK
- A child cannot eat pork or pork products for religious reasons. They have a penicillin allergy.
- Restriction: No pork or pork products
- Other Allergy: No penicillin