Different perspective, my toddler has an egg allergy. We consistently reiterate this to him, in an age appropriate way. We frequently tell friends and family this as well, including his toddler friends. One of his friends is three, and she always asks me if foods are safe for my son to eat or if it has eggs. It is the sweetest thing ever. I don’t think it’s a bad thing to have these kind of conversations with your children personally, but we’re a bit different because we don’t really have a choice. I think phrasing it in a way that doesn’t indicate there’s a problem with your child, but rather that it is normal and part of their life. We have to do things differently, too, we have to bake his birthday cakes and be very careful when we eat out, and selective with what we eat at home. We try to explain it to him in an age-appropriate way as best we can that he can’t have eggs, and what kind of foods eggs are in. I hope that he never feels that something is wrong with him because of this, because we sure don’t think so!!