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May 19, 2007 at 6:43 pm #33818

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I have tryed dairy with Justice a few times now. He has had a half a container of the travel size cottage cheese and also about 4 bites of yo baby yogurt. I’m not sure what I’m looking for as far as a reaction goes. Before he would get exzema (sp), but is not getting that anymore. He sleeps fine, but is a little more fussy than usual. That could always be due to all the teeth he is getting in. What do you think?

May 19, 2007 at 8:11 pm #33824

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If you don’t see any other type of reaction besides added fussiness, I would say go for it. If he’s teething, I would chalk it up to that but if it continues after his teeth break the surface, I would eliminate it again.

May 20, 2007 at 3:24 pm #33911

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sounds great!

just a thought, nothing to do with reflux or mspi, but with calcium, lol!

if you look at the % of calcium in cottage cheese, I think you’ll find that ricotta cheese has more…(if I recall). I remember starting to look at calcium % with Jonah because he didn’t drink milk until 18months or so…so I started getting ‘creative’ with getting calcium into him…like I would buy the brand of cheese ravioli that had the most % calcium in them

May 20, 2007 at 4:26 pm #33923

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That would be so great if Luke could tolerate milk and soy! I would try one first for a couple weeks and then start on the other though. If he isn’t breaking out, that is a great sign! Carson doesn’t break out any more either, but if I give him dairy (latest trial) a few days in a row, he gets such tummy aches and cries and has terrible nights – but it takes a few nights for it to build up.

Again, I hope this is your last trial you do! Good luck!

May 20, 2007 at 9:04 pm #33947

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Laura , I hadn’t even thought about the calcium. Thank you.

What about a really bad bum rash? He had a really bad rash last week after trying dairy. It is finally going away now. I should have done a better job with keeping track of anything abnormal, but I just didn’t think the rash was abnormal until it got really bad.

May 22, 2007 at 2:30 pm #34128

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Brianna gets a bad rash when she is teething …almost everytime. Pinxav saved up. I think if you can give him dairy successfully everyday for two weeks without any major change, then he should be fine.
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