Hi Lani, I'm so sorry to hear about Jett and his allergies, please don't feel too sad, he may grow out of them so it might not be forever and even still it can be controlled. It sux for you though I know but once you get used to what he can/can't eat it will be easier. I have a wheat intolerance which I developed a few years ago now and at first it was so hard, I felt like I'd never eat again but now there is so much out there for people with allergies and intolerances you can pretty much eat whatever everyone else does. It does cost a little more at times but there are always alternatives for him. Have a look in the special sections at the supermarkets, they all have a great range for allergy sufferers now and even the baby food I noticed there's an organic brand (the name escapes me) that does milk, soy, egg and wheat free rusks and bikkies etc. Hugs to you though as it's not nice to go through. I'm quite suprised at the amount of bubs that have food allergies these days, a lot of my mums group girls are having problems with their skin due to foods, I've been so lucky so far which surprises me as they weren't sure what my affect my intolerance would have on Amelia, mainly because I didn't obviously eat any wheat while pregnant so she was not exposed to it at all even then, so far so good and for me an intolerance can be overcome......although I've been off it for 2.5 years now and I still get sick if I try so the densensitizing hasn't kicked in for me. Have you considered approaching a naturopath? I gave up on the doctors, they were so crap for me and didn't help at all but the naturopath has given me lots of information and help in controlling it, they gave me a pamphlet on living with allergies and intolerances and it was really informative. xx