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Whose difficult child eats dairy-free?
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<blockquote data-quote="skeeter" data-source="post: 63971" data-attributes="member: 439"><p>NF is allergic to milk - finally got a straight diagnosis at age 3 and he's been totally milk free since then.</p><p>We read EVERY ingredient label - no milk, whey, casein, sodium casinate, butter, butterfat, etc. He's allergic to the casein - the protein portion of the milk.</p><p></p><p>He can now tolerate a "small" quantity in something, such as baked goods, if he's not had any for a while. But as soon as he becomes lax in his eating, he'll either get nauseous, vomit, get hyper, or have skin problems such as hives, eczema or subcutaneous acne.</p><p></p><p>As for pizza - he just scrapes all the cheese off of it and put the pepperoni back on.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="skeeter, post: 63971, member: 439"] NF is allergic to milk - finally got a straight diagnosis at age 3 and he's been totally milk free since then. We read EVERY ingredient label - no milk, whey, casein, sodium casinate, butter, butterfat, etc. He's allergic to the casein - the protein portion of the milk. He can now tolerate a "small" quantity in something, such as baked goods, if he's not had any for a while. But as soon as he becomes lax in his eating, he'll either get nauseous, vomit, get hyper, or have skin problems such as hives, eczema or subcutaneous acne. As for pizza - he just scrapes all the cheese off of it and put the pepperoni back on. [/QUOTE]
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