mama, I'd get some milk kefir grains and put it in raw goat's milk. It has many more probiotics. Have you tried the kombucha? GT Dave's is raw, organic kombucha. I get the unflavored.
I see that you are vegan. Have you considered bone broths for the minerals?
I've actually heard of folks using the milk kefir grains in breastmilk. My understanding is that they will culture any animal milk. I would not heat the breastmilk. I'd add a bit of some kefir to bring the ph down more quickly. But, *I* would definitely try that.
Are you doing any vitamin supplementation for her directly? Zinc, vit C, Magnesium, B vitmains come to mind. The other thing to consider is more fats. I know the CLO is scary. What about flax seed oil, coconut oil, palm oil, butter, ghee, olive oil? She probably needs more fat than your milk has at this age.
The other thing difficult to balance is the degree of reaction to your intervention. If she is restless, cranky, wakening, I wouldn't pull that food, I'd rotate it. If she has green mucusy poop, inflamed skin, I'd pull it and retrial in a month. Did you all see a homeopath for her yet? Also, she is not on any antacids, correct?
Have you tried citrus? (I can't see your sig line list) Lemon will help with the body's alkalinity, and thus with protein digestion and nutrient absorption.
Is she taking any water by mouth? I'd use mineral water.
Which green vegetables have you tried directly? What about kale, collards, Swiss Chard, Romaine lettuce, beet greens, cucumber, celery, spinach, watercress, parsley, bock choy, cabbage, asparagus, wheat grass, alfalfa sprouts, Steamed or raw? Steamed or well cooked vegetables help to break down the proteins. Green juices have all the amino acids already broken down for protein assimilation. So, if there is a chance you had a few green vegetables and fruits to try in a juice, you might be amazed at the benefit. I don't flinch at irritability or hyper reactions. My priority is usable protein and fats. It is a balance. There are tons of B vitamins in it.
Another possibility is Weston Price's homemade formula. Have you tried liver? I thought I remembered that you might have? There are many types: chicken, turkey, beef, calf, lamb. Each has different tastes and textures. He has a non-dairy formula: http://www.westonaprice.org/children/recipes.html The FAQ's page helps to identify nutrients and sources to consider. http://www.westonaprice.org/children/formula-faqs.html
Have you tried any of the elemental formulas? They all have corn or soy, though. Although, maybe?
Pat
I see that you are vegan. Have you considered bone broths for the minerals?
I've actually heard of folks using the milk kefir grains in breastmilk. My understanding is that they will culture any animal milk. I would not heat the breastmilk. I'd add a bit of some kefir to bring the ph down more quickly. But, *I* would definitely try that.
Are you doing any vitamin supplementation for her directly? Zinc, vit C, Magnesium, B vitmains come to mind. The other thing to consider is more fats. I know the CLO is scary. What about flax seed oil, coconut oil, palm oil, butter, ghee, olive oil? She probably needs more fat than your milk has at this age.
The other thing difficult to balance is the degree of reaction to your intervention. If she is restless, cranky, wakening, I wouldn't pull that food, I'd rotate it. If she has green mucusy poop, inflamed skin, I'd pull it and retrial in a month. Did you all see a homeopath for her yet? Also, she is not on any antacids, correct?
Have you tried citrus? (I can't see your sig line list) Lemon will help with the body's alkalinity, and thus with protein digestion and nutrient absorption.
Is she taking any water by mouth? I'd use mineral water.
Which green vegetables have you tried directly? What about kale, collards, Swiss Chard, Romaine lettuce, beet greens, cucumber, celery, spinach, watercress, parsley, bock choy, cabbage, asparagus, wheat grass, alfalfa sprouts, Steamed or raw? Steamed or well cooked vegetables help to break down the proteins. Green juices have all the amino acids already broken down for protein assimilation. So, if there is a chance you had a few green vegetables and fruits to try in a juice, you might be amazed at the benefit. I don't flinch at irritability or hyper reactions. My priority is usable protein and fats. It is a balance. There are tons of B vitamins in it.
Another possibility is Weston Price's homemade formula. Have you tried liver? I thought I remembered that you might have? There are many types: chicken, turkey, beef, calf, lamb. Each has different tastes and textures. He has a non-dairy formula: http://www.westonaprice.org/children/recipes.html The FAQ's page helps to identify nutrients and sources to consider. http://www.westonaprice.org/children/formula-faqs.html
Have you tried any of the elemental formulas? They all have corn or soy, though. Although, maybe?
Pat
. i think its because i couldnt find pasture-fed pork bones. i wish i could find pasture-fed buff bones.
everything you recommended
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Your options are much more limited, at the moment. But, different cups, different presentation, make it a game, play with the food!! Tea cups, picnic, special utensils, use chop sticks, BIG forks, tiny spoons, eat under a tree, feed it to each other, use fancy glasses, make it different shapes, finger food sized, let her help to prepare it, tea party with the stuffed animals, picnic with the cats, eat in the car, the tub, in front of the tv, wherever she is happy and absorbed, add chocolate to it, etc. 
