Food Allergies Treatment

Question by cubalynn: what are some ways to get your breast ready for breast feeding?
i would like to know what other women did or didn’t do to get there breast ready for breast feeding & did you take or drink anything to help milk come in. i’m scared that i my not be able to breast feed & it something that i what to do really bad, i wanted to breast feed my frist child but she had a milk allergies so i couldn’t , please help (i’m due 8/19/07) so i need info on how to make my breast ready & anything else

thanks so much
i do tke care of my self & i eat well ,take my vitamins & everyting .i think its just the fear of being let down if i can’t breastfeed & getting the so called baby blues ,breast feeding is the best thing for any baby & i what to give my baby exactly that
breast milk is the best

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Answer by kayjay
There is nothing you need to do except take care of yourself. You body will get ready naturally. Just don’t drink or smoke. Take your vitamins. Good luck and I hope your baby is healthy.

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Question by DuctTapeEMT: Yogurt and milk allergies, Infants ready for solids.?
I have a 9 month old son who is doing very well with the solids. He was premature and we were told he is doing well from a medical standpoint, but had a very hard time digesting breast milk, regular formula and we had to move to predigested formula.
He seems to do wonderfully with solid foods, with no reactions whatsoever.
I have tried Stoneyfield Farms Organic O’Soy yogurt on him with his regular breakfast, but I know they are supposed to have full fat yogurts until age two, anyone know of any full fat soy yogurts for infants and toddlers? Thanks.

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Answer by Katrina P
In Australia they have the baby yogurt in the normal fridge section just at one end all together. Go and have a look in your supermarket or an organic supermarket if that’s what you want. Babies can have regular yogurt I haven’t tried my daughter yet but my friends just use regular stuff on their babies all around 7-8mths.

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My daughter is getting ready to turn one and normally would begin drinking whole cows milk. Unfortunately, she cannot tolorate milk, cheese, etc and Im not sure what she will eat once she turns one. Does anyone know?