Help son and dairy problems and throwing up

[jewellz]

My son is dairy, egg and gluten intolerant. He got into some m&m's last night that my visiting sisters had left out that I couldn't see but he did. Last night he threw up-usually he just gets colicky and gripe water fixes that and he's all better. He went to sleep and woke up this morning and had his bottle and threw up again. Gave him gripe water and then he poo'd the nastiest diaper ever. Fell asleep, woke up a few hours later, had another bottle and he threw up again and another nasty diaper to clean up, now I'm afraid to give him more bottles if he just throws them up but he needs to eat. He does eat solids and I have been letting him have sips of water so he doesn't get dehydrated. He's been sleeping more. But what can I do or give him to help him feel/do better. Should I add some probiotics to a water cup for him? What else? Need suggestions.

[kjbrown92]

Do you have any pascalite clay? That keeps my DS's reactions to 1 night instead of his usual 3.

[jewellz]

I don't know if it's the same but I have Redmond Clay. If that's ok it says to take 1-2 tsp w/ water or juice. Should I do less since he's only a 19 lbs baby? Should I add that and probiotics to a bottle?

[kjbrown92]

That sounds like the right stuff (mine says Bentonite). You could make that amount and see how much he will drink. My DS (9yo, 65 lbs.) has 1 Tbs. in 6 oz. And he drinks about half okay, then we have a race to see if he can drink the rest because he doesn't want to. So if you do the ratio it says and see how much will get into him, it'll mop up the bad stuff (or dilute it more). I was amazed the first time we did it, because he'd always had 3 day reactions. I hope he feels better soon.

[jewellz]

Thank you. Started giving him that a few hours ago, we'll see if it works.