I, II, III, IV, etc.) suffixes after their name, to designate the order in which they were born. If a parent and child are using the suffixes âSr.â and âJr.â, but the parent dies, then they are referred to merely as â(Name) Iâ / â(Name), the firstâ and â(Name) IIâ / â(Name), the secondâ.
Find dairy substitutes. Milk, cheese, and ice-creams derived from soy, rice, almond, hemp seed, and oat, fortified or not, are suitable alternatives to dairy products. Many stores now cater to vegan customers so many of these ingredients are easily and cheaply accessible..
Although most parents think of cow's milk when they think of milk, there are actually a wide variety of milk and other non-dairy milk drinks that can usually substitute for milk. The different types of milk that kids might drink include: 1  whole milk.  reduced fat (2%), low-fat (1%) and fat-free or skim cow's milk.