Weaning Child with Milk & Soy Issues

I have never had it but you can try hemp seed milk they have it here at the local health food store... Harvest Health

Try giving your little man some Nutramigen mixed with breastmilk (its a taste thing, and a possible tolerance thing as well.) I would do 50/50 mix to start out. Try giving it to him in a nuby cup (if you aren't familiar, the brand makes cups that have silicone nipple like tops on them much like a bottle, but also moving in the direction of a cup)

My daughter was breastfed until she was 13 months old. I went back to work (on weekends only) when she was about 7.5 months old and that required her father giving her bottles of breastmilk, and when that couldn't be provided, she was given Nutramigen (formula without soy or lactose) Try that for now.

How long since you tried givning him regular formula or since you had a little dairy yourself? His tolerance may have changed. Good luck!

Goat's milk may work ok for you. If you can find some people who's children also have allergies and are still nursing. If at all possible continue nursing, it'll help with allergies later on.

You may be able to use goats milk. It is easier for the bady to digest.
Way to go BF for the first full year!! Especially without being able to have dairy! You did the best thing for little guy!
K.

Hi K., My youngest had the same problem. The doctor had me try goats milk, which you can buy at Meijer. It worked for a few months before he developed an allergy to that also. I simply had to go back to nursing and waited until he was getting enough solids to wean him again. I had to watch my own diet as he reacted to my milk if I ate something he was allergic to. Good luck.

Some little ones with these "intolerances" can handle Goat's Milk quite well; it's available at Wal-Mart here.