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that's great to hear that your step children and your baby have been fine on soya milk.
I don't think anyone is suggesting that soya milk will affect every child and just because some children are okay doesn't mean that all children will be. The fact that it could affect some children is important to consider and personally I feel it's not worth the risk when there are other perfectly good, healthy alternatives out there.
Us mum's have a difficult time knowing whats best for our kids because we are given so much information all the time and we do have to make our our decisions. However, some research is clearly more convincing that others and I think a lot of mum's will be like me and just want to avoid any possible risks if they can.
Kitty