Posts by NewBeginnings1

I just talked to a mother in a similar scenario who started making chicken bone broth. It was the first thing her son ever kept down. I don't know enough about it to point you in the right direction, but please look into it!

It was much more expensive than I liked but it tested so many more things than the skin prick tests could (you only do so many at a time for toddlers). My son vomits to Milk, Eggs, Soy, Peas & Tilapia. Nuts are TBD. I think it...

I posted this on another thread and thought that I should post it here too! Thanks for your advice =)   Update: We've been weaned for 2+ weeks. One day I faced him out on my lap as I read books to him and gave him a sippy with...

Quote: Originally Posted by NewBeginnings1  My 18mo loves his milk. But in anticipation of getting him to fall asleep on his own, I now nurse him 5-10 minutes before i put him down for nap time, then I read him books...

Can someone tell me what to expect? My 19mo DS1 feeds 3-4 times throughout the day and twice at night. He sleeps in a crib. I am 16 weeks pregnant and my supply seems stable at the moment. I enjoy our bf relationship. I don't feel...

My 18mo loves his milk. But in anticipation of getting him to fall asleep on his own, I now nurse him 5-10 minutes before i put him down for nap time, then I read him books and put him down. We're working on moving bf to the beginning...

It's difficult to keep an accurate food log up for a long period of time. You'll probably be best served to do a log until you identify his GI triggers & allergy triggers, which will probably take a few months. After you've removed...

Can you comment about how often, long, and where you pump at work, and what type of pump you have?

I'm sorry for the vomiting! FWIW, I can only offer the advice to rub any suspect food on his back after lightly scratching the surface. This is how I identify all suspected food because my son has very reactive skin. My results...

Quote: Originally Posted by JJmom41  That cleared things up and I have been maintaining with a bathing/lotion regimen everyday and using hydrocortisone to control flares. My son only has very mild...