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Now we are just working on the green, watery stools. Praying its just the dairy leaving her system or a fore/hind milk imbalance. Advertisement |
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Re: Any dairy free moms out there?
Keep in mind that sometimes babies with dairy problems also disagree with soy (which is a HUGE reason to keep breastfeeding...because formulas are all dairy or soy-based--learned this from hard experience with my first). If the green stools don't clear up in a couple weeks, and you've still got soy in your diet try cutting it out, too (you think dairy is in everything? try eliminating both!)
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Almond Milk Rice Milk Coconut Milk yogurt Annie's chocolate chip granola bars Enjoy Life chocolate bars and cookies and granola bars Lara Bars (Chocolate Brownie and Cashew are my favorites) Daiya cheese and shredded cheese There are breads like the Ezekiel (some scripture verse) breads Chocolate cheerios Rush makes some frozen fruit bowls that are soy and dairy free Manna Organics Breads Wendy's Grilled Chicken Burger Lindt makes one really super dark chocolate bar without dairy or soy I found that the health food section was my friend. Also, lots of allergen-friendly items, including gluten-free items seem to also avoid other common allergens. (MacDonald's fries have dairy in them, so watch out! Look for casein and any other dairy proteins. I had problems finding lunch meat or hot dogs without dairy ingredients. The good news is that most restaurant chains are very detailed online about what allergens are in their foods.)
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Hi mama, the PPs have good advice about possibly cutting out soy and other foods. Even though it can take weeks for dairy to clear, it sounds to me like there is something else going on. My LO is sensitive to almost everything and its really hard at first, but you find some foods and stick with them. May I suggest cutting out all dairy, soy, wheat, eggs, and nuts, at least for a few days as a test? I was dairy and soy free, but taking out wheat, nuts, and eggs fixed my LOs issues literally almost overnight. What can you eat? Rice, quinoa, bananas or other safe fruit, avocado, sunbutter, enjoy life chocolate chips
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