Outgrowing MSPI

[deckchariot]

what about trying goat's milk?  We've not introduced any dairy into dd2 yet (too scared, and she's still little).  But at 6 mos, I started eating goat cheese, and she's done fabulous on it.  The protein is easier to break down than the cow's milk protein, so it might be a good start.  I have no idea what I'll do when dd2 is a year and starts dropping milk feeds, I don't want to (and can't afford to) switch to the crazy expensive formula, but I"m scared to go to cow's milk.  Liz also recommended oat milk to me too.

[jakobsmom]

Just following along.  DS has been on nutramigen since he was 3 months.  I decided this week that I would try giving him small amounts of yogurt and see how things go.  This am was the first try - he didn't eat much of what I offered but here's hoping.  I so nervous about this - it was HELL until we got DS onto reflux meds and the nutramigen.  I know that he is older now and wont react the exact same, but it still scares me

I was reading that it is also good to try baking with milk, DS loves pancakes and we usually make them with rice milk but am considering trying regular milk - any thoughts?

I am also making some chicken burger to freeze and was thinking of putting some grated cheese in half maybe.....

So many decisions, any help is greatly appreciated!

[~*~Louisa~*~]

Sophina was about 2 1/2 when she could tollerate dairy

If your going to put grated cheese its good to start with a very mature cheese due to less lactose so your more trialing the milk protien first instead of both

Alyssa I dont know the shocking reaction to nutramigen it will be long after age 2