cheerios

[Anonymous]

Are cheerios safe for mspi? They say they have calcium carbonate in them.

[Anonymous]

Yes! Seth loves them- he will help himself to the box in the pantry now and sit on the floor and eat away! I will bump the milk/soy free list for you.

[Anonymous]

Funny thing about Cheerios is that it give me and my ex husband bad reflux…I don’t know why? May not be an MSPI thing, but I think they’re hard on the stomach for some reason (like Orange Juice, pizza sauce, etc.) Not very many things trigger my bad reflux, but Cheerios – I stay away from.

[Anonymous]

Melanie, I was just going to post on the same topic today but you saved me the time. Ryann has been eating up cheerios for a week now, and I thought her reflux was back with a vengance because of teething, but something tells me its the cheerios. She has also had diahrrea. I think some one else posted a while ago that they found a great brand of cheerio like cereal at the health food store, but I can’t remember why it was necessary and I don’t have time to search. I’m cutting them out for a few days and see if she gets better. Maybe try him on a few and see how he does. Be nice if they could enjoy some of the typical baby foods!

[Anonymous]

I get really bad indigestion from cheerios, too. I have no idea why.

Maybe that’s what’s bothering Ryann. If she’s not sensitive to wheat maybe try Puffed Wheat instead. My girls loved them as babies and they dissolve faster than cheerios.

[Anonymous]

Hi! That was me that posted on the cheerio like cereal..it’s called Perkyo’s. Here is the link to the website http://www.perkysnaturalfoods.com/

My baby loves it. I am happy because she can actually enjoy a snack that won’t casue reflux. Being on a restricted diet our babies can’t enjoy all the snacks that other children can. Here is the ingredients for Perkyo’s Original: Whole Sorghum Flour, Rice Flour, Tapioca Starch, Evaporated Cane Juice, Salt.

I hope this helps!!

MommyofTwo2006-5-20 3:52:10

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