Yeah... I guess it could just be a random thing! I actually asked my doctor AND another nurse at a different office yesterday about it, and they said that newer studies have said that eating peanut butter while pregnant or nursing may not have anything to do with it at all. ??? I don't know... all I know is that, I love peanut butter and don't plan on cutting out of my diet entirely... but definitely cutting down, and not eating those peanut butter cracker packs anymore... they're not that good for you anyway! :-P
GinaGi- I have asthma too, why do you not eat peanut butter because of that?
I don't think I would worry about that so much. With my son I ate peanut butter and banana sandwiches ALLLLLL the time and he actually loves them too. A lot of kids have peanut allergies for some reason so your daughter might just be one of those random kids.
Something strange I have also heard is sometimes if the baby has an allergy you can get it too while pregnant. For instance this girl I know loves snicker bars and when she was pregnant she would break out in hives and her throat would get swollen if she ate it. Weird right.
LOL is it bad that after I posted the first time I had a pb and j on toast!?! Sorry....I never liked pb before very much but find it totally yummy lately!!
I heard the same info a cocacolapanda while nursing stay away.
But since i have severe asthma i have been trying to stay clear from it all together .. just on ocasion i have it .
I agree, I wouldn't worry about it too much. I ate peanut butter like crazy in my first pregnancy and my son is just fine with it. I was eating 3-4 PB&J's a day for months, and went through jars of peanut butter. This time I have not "craved" it yet, but I think I would limit myself this time around, just in case, but not cut it out.
I did, however, cut it out completely while I was nursing. I was told it's more crucial during nursing and the first few years than while pregnant.
I wouldn't worry about it too much. I think there's more to it than that for sure! People our age don't have peanut allergies (not as many as kids now a days) and I'm sure our mothers ate peanut butter too. Who knows! I think many issues come from processed foods all together!!