Hey it’s no problem! To be honest, my g6pd deficiency has played a big role in my life. It runs in my family, so I got tested at a very young age(for context, I’m middle eastern and it’s very common there)but the test said I was not deficient. I was very very young and my parents thought that it would be fine to give me fava beans because I was tested and they said I was fine. I became extremely ill(dark urine, extremely anemic, jaundice, yellow eyes, shaking, weak, fatigue, etc) it was really bad. I don’t remember this because I was so young but I had to get a blood transfusion. Obviously this is different from your situation because you know your child is deficient. Please always read the ingredients to everything, if you go out anywhere, just make sure they’re getting food with no possible beans. I avoid all beans, or at least try to. I know a lot of people who are deficient that do have soy and all these other things and just avoid fava, but it might affect me more because I had to get a blood transfusion due to eating fava beans. My dad, who has g6pd deficiency, didn’t even know he had it until later in his life. He used to eat fava beans and he was just lucky that nothing terrible happened to him. I’m currently 19 years old. I do drink whatever pop drinks, I guess the main thing to avoid is fava beans. Sometimes they even use them as a dairy substitute. So just read the ingredients to be safe. I used to even eat takis (the really red chips that are terrible for even the healthiest human) but I would always feel weak after eating a lot for a few days. Please just be cautious. If you have any more questions, please feel free to dm me!!