No worries. I was surprised DD was so good and held onto it the whole time. Cos the test took about 30mins and she doesn't even hold onto her toys for more than a couple of minutes!
meow i had DD2 tested 12 months ago for protein intolerances.. it was done through a nautropath, she had a bloodtest done
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No worries. I was surprised DD was so good and held onto it the whole time. Cos the test took about 30mins and she doesn't even hold onto her toys for more than a couple of minutes!
Is it the protien of milk or the lactose? We had a simular situation with DS at about M's age. He ended up being lactose intolarance, we found a natural product called lacteeze. It ment i could still consume small amounts of dairy and so could he once he started solids. Also if it is lactose a good alternative to drink yourself is goats milk.
I can relate to the no sleepshe definately sounds like my DS, unfortunately im still waiting for that "sleeping through" faze lol...but it will happen right? ;P
Minny: not sure hun but I'm trying goats milk I guess will find out later on if it's the protein or lactose but at this stage I'm just avoiding it all together.
You can still have butter according to this... Why I Frequently Allow Butter on a Dairy Free Diet | HealthNOW Medical
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