Gave dd some dairy <gulp>I decided about 4 days ago to trial her.
My other dd was eating some stonyfield yogurt which is corn-free, and dd was interested in it so I let her have some. Then, I decided that I might as well make a trial of it. She's never eaten dairy products directly, so all of these textures are new to her. Anyway, today is day 4 and she hasn't reacted at all. She's had yogurt, butter, some cheese, a little organic milk in her cereal, and milk cooked in some waffles. I'm cautiously optimistic, but I won't call this a successful trial until I can observe her for a month. I want to make sure that nothing changes with her bowel movements or her behavior. Thus far, her skin is perfect, so that's a really positive sign.
Anyway, I didn't want to post here until I had some good news to report. I think this qualifies as good
This whole summer's been good! We got cantaloupe back, too
: Oh, and I tried strawberries two days in a row during our vacation, but she started to react so we stopped. I was thinking I might try them again later, but cooked in something instead of fresh.
My other dd was eating some stonyfield yogurt which is corn-free, and dd was interested in it so I let her have some. Then, I decided that I might as well make a trial of it. She's never eaten dairy products directly, so all of these textures are new to her. Anyway, today is day 4 and she hasn't reacted at all. She's had yogurt, butter, some cheese, a little organic milk in her cereal, and milk cooked in some waffles. I'm cautiously optimistic, but I won't call this a successful trial until I can observe her for a month. I want to make sure that nothing changes with her bowel movements or her behavior. Thus far, her skin is perfect, so that's a really positive sign.
Anyway, I didn't want to post here until I had some good news to report. I think this qualifies as good
This whole summer's been good! We got cantaloupe back, too: Oh, and I tried strawberries two days in a row during our vacation, but she started to react so we stopped. I was thinking I might try them again later, but cooked in something instead of fresh.
: That 80% statistic has to be supported around here eventually right?!?
