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anyone know??
by new2this84, Mar 12, 2009 10:21AM
hiya
i am new to all this but im looking for as much info as possible so if you can help that would be great!!!
my 1 year old is allergic to dairy and soya and thinking that finding food was hard enough she has just started reacting to wheat and my dietician has confirmed that my daughter has a wheat allergy
as if it wasnt hard enough finding thingd for her to eat!!!
so if there is anyone out there that has been through this or has info on meals and different foods she can eat you would be a great help
i feel like iv hit a brick wall and had no idea how hard this would be
please help if you can
thank you!!!
xx
i am new to all this but im looking for as much info as possible so if you can help that would be great!!!
my 1 year old is allergic to dairy and soya and thinking that finding food was hard enough she has just started reacting to wheat and my dietician has confirmed that my daughter has a wheat allergy
as if it wasnt hard enough finding thingd for her to eat!!!
so if there is anyone out there that has been through this or has info on meals and different foods she can eat you would be a great help
i feel like iv hit a brick wall and had no idea how hard this would be
please help if you can
thank you!!!
xx
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Hi ! You might want to consider asking your daughter's pediatrician if it would be okay to have your daughter try rice milk. As far as your daughter's allergy to wheat... there are many alternatives to gluten and you can find gluten free products at your local health food store.
I'm sorry to hear about your daughter's food allergies. It concerns me that so many children are now suffering from these allergies.