Forbidden Foods
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Can You Help Me to Start Eating Breakfast?
Asked by E.D. from Seattle
on April 13, 2012
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Last year I made a resolution to eat breakfast. For three weeks I didn't miss a day and I felt great. I had more energy, craved healthier food, and had a desire to c...
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- Oh Ephie . . . I was going to suggest stopping coffee and then I read your "I drink a lot of coffee before I start anything . . ." You have likely hit on the proble...
- I'm like you, and so I started making my breakfast the night before. In the morning I'm so tired that I don't feel like making anything more than "instant" stuff. I...
- The same as me. I started out with a vegatable and fruit smoothie in the morning. Now I can eat dinner at breakfast! Per Nutritionist Kimberly Snyder Note: I en...
How to Let 15 Month Start Feeding Himself
Asked by T.J. from Cincinnati
on January 15, 2009
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Hello,
My 15 month old is ready to feed himself. How do you let this happen? My fear is he is not giving himself enough food to eat and he just make a plain mess. D...
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- I started my kids out in the highchair. I would put some food on the tray and let them feed themselves. I would also have food in front of me and feed him from that, t...
- My oldest son started feeding himself at about 15 months, mostly just finger foods. Dexterity is not developed at this age, well enough, to properly handle utensils. W...
- I started feeding my one year old in her high chair. I would offer one part of her meal at a time as table food cut into small pieces and the rest I would feed her wi...
Peanut and Tree Allergies
Asked by J.M. from New York
on October 27, 2010
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Hi Wise Mommas,
My 3 year old daughter was recently diagnosed with peanut and tree nut allergies. I'm new to the world of food allergies and would love to learn from...
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- [hugs] The world just got a whole lot scarier for you and your family, I know. Because it did for us too, when my son was diagnosed at 18m with a life-threatening p...
- Here is a list of peanut/tree nut free treats from a preschool http://www.glenviewmethodistpreschool.com/Treats.html. Other than that, just always call ahead at resta...
- Would love to talk with you more. Our third child who's 1 was recently diagnosed too. Check out the FAAN website. And there's a great book I bought called, The Pe...
Peanut Allergy - PART 2
Asked by T.R. from New York
on March 30, 2012
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I forgot to mention, my daughter is only 4 months old. We don't use water/powder formulas, only ready feed. I use demotologist lotions and everything is dye free/sce...
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- I am with Emmy that does not sound like a peanut allergy. Most people that are allergic to peanut will go into antafalactic shock (Sorry can't spell it). Milk allerg...
- I would think the eczema would be more from a milk allergy not the peanut so I would ask the dr which formula would be best. I babysit a little girl who is now 3 but ...
- I have twin sons. One of them developed eczema around 2-3 months old. The doctor suggested it was from a protein sensitivity as it occurred about the same time that h...
Peanut and Sesame Allergies
Asked by Y.L. from Richmond
on October 6, 2008
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Hi, my son is 22 months old and a month ago was diagnoesed with life threatening peanut and sesame allergies. We are still feeling very overwhelmed by this. We are o...
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- My oldest is 4 and also has severe peanut and nut allergies. He was diagnosed at 20 months old after going into shock. He has not had an episode since because of the d...
- I don't know about whether what you're eating while you're pregnant matters that much, (other than sheer nutrient value) but while you are nursing is another matter. S...
- I don't have food allergies, but I have a ton of other allergies. I'm not sure what NAET stands for, but I have been seeing an allergy immunologist for the last 6 mon...
Peanut Allergy and Family
Asked by J.J. from Allentown
on December 29, 2010
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So my daughter has a severe peanut allergy. Recently she had a very mild reaction when a child brought a butter-finger to school(It is a peanut free school). It was ...
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- Wow! I do not understand how your family members do not get the seriousness of your daughter's allergy especially after you have told them! I really sympathize with ...
- I would guess this type of social problem will happen again and again for you. You need to figure out a calm way to remove yourselves from a venue that you suspect wi...
- Sounds like you need to have everyone over and explain how severe this allergy is when things are calm. Explain how much you want to attend things but that her health...
Peanut Allergy Questions
Asked by N.L. from Chicago
on March 16, 2009
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We just found out today that our 3 year old is officially allegic to peanuts. He went it for his annual allergist test (environmental battery) and we asked if she cou...
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- To all of you mamas who have children with these allergies, you have to be careful too of the products you put on your children as well. Some may contain tree or nut ...
- I don't have any experience with any food allergies but my son does have a condition where administering medication can be critical ( we have one hour to avoid longter...
- Hi and welcome to this new world of being a parent of a kid with a peanut allergy! There are a few great resources out there if you haven't already located them. Th...
Spanish Olives and Peanut Butter!!!
Asked by K.L. from Sacramento
on February 17, 2012
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Yep, I said it. Yep, I did it. And it was delicous!! I always love Spanish olives while I'm pregnant. The salty, vinegary, cheek puckering yumminess is my weakness dur...
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- Pregnancy #2 I craved anything cinnamon. Never before, or since, have I even come close to craving ANYTHING as much as I craved cinnamon while pregnant with her. :)
- so far the weirdest thing for me is beef jerky and pickles and yes together. Take a bite of one and shove the other right behind it :) never had a Spanish Olive--sure...
- Pepperoncini and kool aid.
Moms with Children with Peanut Allergies
Asked by A.S. from Canton
on November 17, 2011
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My son, who will be 3 next week had a severe allergic reaction to peanut butter. I had to call 911 while driving him to the ER, it was so scary. After doing a blood ...
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- Wow, that is severe. I feel for you. That is truly a lifestyle change. My son has a peanut allergy but I haven't had any issues. I completely understand some par...
- I truly feel for you. I don't have this severe of allergies but I am allergic to almonds and pecans. I feel for you but the other kids will want to have their food...
- Hi A., My first response to you didn't go through, so here goes try #2! My 4 year old daughter has peanut and treenut allergies. Her only reaction so far was one ye...
Dairy, Egg and Peanut Allergy
Asked by A.A. from San Francisco
on July 8, 2008
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My son's first birthday is coming up and I wanted to get some kind of "sweet" for him to celebrate however, he cannot have dairy, eggs or peanuts at this point. Any s...
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- You can still make a cake but you use Ener-G's Egg replacer and rice milk. :)
- Our son just turned one and we made him a healthy cupcake that had no egg, wheat, dairy or nuts (walnuts were optional in the recipe, I left them out and they were not...
- I've made these cupcakes every year for my son's birthday -- and they always go over big (even with adults). They are dairy, egg, and peanut-free and only have 1 cup ...
