Posts by beingmommy

We just started seeing a homeopath who does cell salts.  It's been for my 3 year old son who is having asthma issues.  He had a cold back in September and just never shook the cough.  He had one bad asthma episode...

My DS has always loved to throw his toys. When he was little it was fine and even now, most of the time my DH and I do not mind. We know to stay clear and our DS knows to throw things at the floor or on the futon/bed and not at people....

We usually fill the dropper with some of the oil and then run warm water over it for a few seconds from the faucet. That warms it up nicely. Our doc (a naturopath) has always had us do 3 drops, in affected ear(s), 3 times a day for 5...

Quote: Originally Posted by paakbaak i´m with kitten. allergies are a mystery. Me too! I had a natural childbirth with no medications. I BFed my DS for 6 months exclusively and then he had no interest in...

It IS great that they are back up. I called and spoke to the new owner (he actually answered the phone!) when I was finding out if the Miss Roben's stuff was really sesame free and he was very helpfull. He has a life threatening...

The Allergy Grocer online also has a line called Miss Robens. They are guaranteed peanut, sesame and tree nut free. She's got a ton of mixes (pie crust, bread, puff pastry, muffin, etc . . .) . I was estatic when I first found them. ...

Quote: Originally Posted by kjbrown92 There are still lots of foods that are NOT in the same food family has peanuts and sesame seeds, that are also not top-8 foods that he CAN have, so maybe you should focus on those...

Clabber Girl is not tree nut free. I called them for my DS a few months ago. Peanut free but not tree nut free. Sbgrace I know exactly how you feel. My DS is anaphylactic to peanut and sesame. SUpposedly negative to tree nuts but...

Thanks kjbrown! I think her pushing nuts is crazy too. We have not started them at all. I think we should at least wait until he can talk well (he has apraxia so his speech is very delayed) and tell us how he feels when he is eating. ...

Quote: Originally Posted by whoMe His foods are all pretty low in salicylates, and sals can make for a spirited child. I wonder if you could try him on some more low sal foods and see if he'll eat those? And going...