Allergen Foods: Safeway
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Milk and Dairy Allergy
Asked by G.L. from Honolulu
on February 2, 2009
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My Daughter is 21 months old and we just got told she has a milk and dairy allergy. I have no experience on this type of allergy and would like to know actual things t...
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- Hi G., I too have a milk sensitive child! In the begining it is very overwelming! I can remember saying outloud in the grocery store "why is their milk in hotdogs?...
- Hi G., I am now a grandma, but my youngest daughter couldn't digest milk after I weaned her from the breast at 15 months. We tried every kind of soy, etc. and foun...
- The folks at your friendly neighborhood health food store are very helpful at these types of issues. Health food stores are more expensive, but at least you will know...
My Boy Has a Gluten Allergy. Help!
Asked by A.K. from Denver
on December 31, 2005
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Do any of the moms in the group have a child with a gluten allergy? I just found out that my son has one and I need help finding the right foods. Wild Oats has been ve...
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- Here is a link to my professional blog. I have a section on gluten and there is a link to a bakery here in denver specializing in gluten free. Hope that helps. Any que...
- more and more alternatives are being sold in regular grocery stores--vegitable chips, gluten free waffles, etc. Be careful of soups and broths--most are thickened wit...
- A.- My twin girls are allergic to wheat and I found a gluten free bakery called Debs in Denver near Evans and Quebec. If you have trouble finding it let me know. Th...
Breast Fed Baby Allergic to Dairy Products
Asked by J.R. from Tucson
on November 11, 2007
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Well, after a long seven months of not knowing why my son wouldn't gain weight like he should, and being a very coliky baby.. we have finally figured out that he is al...
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- Same happened with my son and I didn't eat dairy for a year. But, every baby is different. I didn't have to avoid small amounts of dairy like in baked goods or dress...
- I had the same issue. Fortunately I realized this on my own after about 2 months and was able to change my diet. I just had to stay aware for the obvious dairy (milk...
- I had the same problem w/ 2 of my 3 babies. I found that eliminating everything w/ dairy was neccessary at first. It seems like everything has milk in it. After a few ...
12 Month Old Allergic to Milk?
Asked by L.H. from Albuquerque
on June 9, 2008
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Hello moms!
My 12 month old recently made the switch to organic whole milk. He has been having a major problem with constipation and then diarrhea. Then, after his m...
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- My daughter couldn't handle the transition to whole milk either. She has always suffered from constipation but it made it worse and she threw up as well. I ended up ...
- You can be free of allergies! See www.naet.com. My son was allergic to so much, it was ridiculous! Now he is not allergic to anything, and it was all non-invasive! ...
- My son did organic milk at first, after being breast fed. Of course he would spit up a lot of the breast milk too. Now, we have him on lactate...he was having diarrhea...
Child Allergic to Eggs
Asked by K.W. from Washington DC
on October 24, 2008
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A friend of mines son was recently diagnosed with an egg allergy. She is trying to come up with easy ways to get him egg free food without it needing to be homemade. O...
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- Hi! I can relate to your friend's new found life with a child allergic to eggs. My son is now 5 1/2 and was diagnosed with a milk & egg allergy at his 12 month check...
- My 5 year old daughter has almost outgrown her egg allergy (her's however was caused by her father's ignorance in feeding her scrambled eggs when she was a couple of w...
- Some bread makers I believe have timers so they hold the dough and don't start baking until a certain time; if hers is like that, or she can get one with a timer, she ...
Child Has Milk Allergy, but Desperatly Wants to Eat Pizza.
Asked by K.W. from Washington DC
on September 10, 2008
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A friend of mine has a son who has a severe allergy to milk. He is ok with soymilk but not regular milk. He wants to try pizza so bad, it is really sad. We are looking...
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- K., There is a way to make a dairy free pizza. Don't put cheese on unless is an alternative to the dairy cheese. I'm not sure if there is such a thing, but search...
- I would suggest taking a look at the Amy's Pizza. I'm pretty sure they make one with soy. You can usually find this brand in Safeway, Giant, Wegmans and Whole Foods....
- There are tons of great 'alternative' foods at www.organicfooddepot.com. Plus they are super helpful folks and have 4 or 5 different locations. Good luck, S.
Chronic Vomiting - I Think My 2.5YO Daughter Has a Milk Allergy
Asked by H.N. from Seattle
on November 11, 2010
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I guess I just want to express how terrible I feel for continuing to encourage my daughter to drink milk every day despite my suspicion for milk allergy when she first...
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- Stop giving her whole milk! Try soy or something else. I was allergic to milk and didn't drink it for 6y. I finally grew a tolerance for some milk. Take her to an a...
- Absolutely stop giving her milk, cheese, yogurt, and check the ingredients in processed food for whey and casein. I just googled this quickly to help you find milk rel...
- There are a few possibilities. It could be a different allergy. Vomiting is a response to Celiac's (gluten intolerance) as well. As for milk, there is a difference ...
Seeking Good Full-fat Soy Milk for Toddler with Milk Allergy
Asked by A.G. from Denver
on October 8, 2008
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So, the blood tests are in, and my 12-month-old daughter is in fact allergic to eggs and milk. The milk allergy is moderate, but I just tried yogurt and she still had...
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- I would recommend giving her goat milk- many people are allergic to cow's milk but not goat's milk. Ask your pediatrician, but my older sister did this with her daught...
- Hi A., You may want to consider farm fresh goats milk! :) Sounds strange, but it is yummy and is the closest to breast milk. http://www.westonaprice.org/children...
- We did goat's milk. You can get whole milk at health food stores for the same price or cheaper than the two percent at grocery stores. There is also goat and buffalo...
Introducing Food to an Almost 9mo.old
Asked by H.D. from San Francisco
on February 3, 2009
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Hey there Mammas! Ok so I'm wondering if you can help me out with some advise please...my little guy is almost 9mo.old and has been eating food now for about 1mo. and ...
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- Hi H., you could easily mash up sweet potatoes, avocados too. Also, if you get fresh or fresh/frozen veggies, you could steam them or microwave them and then mash them...
- I have a baby food grinder that I'll mail to you if you contact me. Helped us. I second the sweet potato idea but we also ate avocados mashed up. Very nutrient dense.
- Hi H., My son was a late eater too. He really showed no interest in food until 10 mo. I know what you mean by fresh foods, but sometimes we are swamped. I found th...
Artificial Food Colors - HELP
Asked by M.R. from San Francisco
on July 10, 2010
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After reading an article on food colors (red, yellow, blue) I am experimenting with taking my 3 year old off all "yellow, blue and red" colors to see if it will improv...
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- Real cheese is usually white. Try to purchase white cheddar cheese.. And other white cheeses.. Queso Blanco, Farmers cheese.... Also some people cannot tolerate any so...
- A nutritionist came to my mommy's group and talked about food dye being a huge problem for many children. I specifically remember her talking about red food dye (but ...
- Hello Jrsut, It really sounds like you are trying to be the best mother that you can for your child. As the mother of 5 and the Nana of 12 I just wanted to add ...
