An allergy list is not a test
Saving an allergy in the app hides foods. It does not test your child, and it does not prove a food is safe.
Dinner is not a test
If you think a new reaction happened, stop that food and talk to your child’s doctor. Do not use dinner to check.
A tiny bite “to see” is still an exposure. Skip it.
What the list does
It keeps cheese and yogurt off when milk is saved. It keeps egg off when egg is saved. It keeps bread, pasta, and oats off when wheat is saved.
Foods with no tag are not a promise. Labels and cross-contact still matter.
Ordinary days
On an ordinary day, serve a food they already eat and leave the saved allergies off the plate. That is the whole use of the list at dinner.
Worry about a reaction belongs with your child’s doctor, not with another try.
A sentence you can say
“We don’t test food at dinner.”