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Title: What do MPI babies drink for mulk after 1 year?
Post by: bakershaker on November 10, 2010, 21:37:26 pm
My DD is no where near switching off of formula. But I am however curious when we do make the switch off formula at 1 year, what do I switch to? I've heard so many different things..rice milk, soy milk, almond milk? She has a MPI, so obviously cows milk is a no. She is on soy formula right now.Just starting to look into this for when the time comes.
Title: Re: What do MPI babies drink for mulk after 1 year?
Post by: Mama2boys on November 10, 2010, 21:42:01 pm
listening in and hopind DS will outgrow it by the time he is 1 but Hemp milk has been a good substitute for me..
Title: Re: What do MPI babies drink for mulk after 1 year?
Post by: ~ Vik ~ on November 10, 2010, 22:43:25 pm
Dylan has a dairy allergy and we use soy milk for drinking and cooking :)
Title: Re: What do MPI babies drink for mulk after 1 year?
Post by: bakershaker on November 11, 2010, 03:33:41 am
Oops I should have wrote "milk" not "mulk" but I'm sure you ladies got the idea..haha

Title: Re: What do MPI babies drink for mulk after 1 year?
Post by: scarlettsmom on November 11, 2010, 14:30:55 pm
It's a personal preference.  All the ones you listed above are good choices, some do Ned to be fattened up, or make sure they are enriched, or fortified.  Many mamas will use a combination, like rice milk with coconut milk.  Your ped should also be able to help guide you in that decision.

My DD drinks enriched almond milk.  But I do want to try hemp milk, have heard good things about it. 
 
 ;D
Title: Re: What do MPI babies drink for mulk after 1 year?
Post by: Mama2boys on November 11, 2010, 15:22:29 pm
iS soy also not something that MPI kids tend to be intolerant of?? DS GI specialist told me to stay off Soy
Title: Re: What do MPI babies drink for mulk after 1 year?
Post by: scarlettsmom on November 12, 2010, 18:06:38 pm
There are many mpi bubs who are also intolerant/allergic to soy (mspi), but many that are not.  It is a top 8 allergen, so many ped GIs and allergists will tell you to stay away from it depending on what type of symptoms your LO has, how severe, etc. 

Title: Re: What do MPI babies drink for mulk after 1 year?
Post by: MasynSpencerElliotte on November 12, 2010, 18:28:46 pm
We stayed on soy formula until 18 months and then went to soy milk...but my health nurse got after me for that, saying that I should have kept her on formula until 2 because the fat is not the same in soy milk.  But, she was not taking into account that I knew that and was adding the fat in other ways.

Oops I should have wrote "milk" not "mulk" but I'm sure you ladies got the idea..haha

even funnier is that I read it as "milk" without even noticing the typo...we are all sick here and I need some sleep!
Title: Re: What do MPI babies drink for mulk after 1 year?
Post by: scarlettsmom on November 12, 2010, 21:05:40 pm
((((hugs)))) heidi, hope everyone feels better soon!!  :-*
Title: Re: What do MPI babies drink for mulk after 1 year?
Post by: MasynSpencerElliotte on November 12, 2010, 23:04:51 pm
thanks Tari...kids are chasing each other around the living room, I think we are on the mend!
Title: Re: What do MPI babies drink for mulk after 1 year?
Post by: birdie on November 14, 2010, 05:38:09 am
We were on Neocate and tried to do Nutramigen at a year. When that didn't work well, our pediatrician told me to switch to rice milk rather than go back to Neocate. HTH.
Title: Re: What do MPI babies drink for mulk after 1 year?
Post by: Peek-a-boo on November 14, 2010, 06:49:24 am
Rice milk and hemp milk, but, tbh,  my kids rarely drink either--just use it if we have cereal and to bake. 

Hemp milk is great for cooking as it thickens more like cow's milk so it's good for frosting, pudding, sauces, etc.  :)
Title: Re: What do MPI babies drink for mulk after 1 year?
Post by: birdie on November 14, 2010, 15:02:55 pm
Ohh thanks for the info about hemp milk thickening. Valuable.