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Mumsnet Discussions: Allergies : trying dairy (2 messages)
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Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By tatty33 on Fri 02-May-08 14:24:24
If my ds has been Ok on formula does that mean he will be fine on normal milk/ cheese etc?

He's already 13 months, but am nervous about the move as he was very ill over winter with breathing problems ( cold season but had also started weaning and was using dairy products in his meals) and wondering if there may have been a connection

v. grateful for any advice
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By ratbunny on Fri 02-May-08 16:51:28
ds's dietician said to start with milk in biscuits, then butter, then hard cheese, soft cheese, yogurt then milk. And to do each for a week before you move up the scale.
but tbh if he is ok on formula, I would suppose dairy wouldnt be a problem?


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