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Is it ok to give 7m DS porridge made with oat milk?

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FlingonTheValiant · 16/05/2011 12:40

He's dairy intolerant, so paed suggested using neocate. But it tastes foul and understandably he won't eat it. I can't express enough BM to make it with that. Is it OK for him to have it with oat milk? Someone mentioned I could use it once he's 12m, but I'm not replacing his milk supply with the stuff, just want to use it on his brekkie.

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Bunbaker · 16/05/2011 12:46

If you are breastfeeding you might be able to get away with making it with just water.

FlingonTheValiant · 16/05/2011 12:50

I wondered about that. He's still feeding 4 hourly, even overnight, so it's not like he's going short there. Thanks :)

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Jayan · 19/05/2011 12:14

Hi, I breastfed my ds until 12 months and gave him porridge mixed with oatmilk. I also used it in cooking. He absolutely loves it now and started on it as a main drink at 12 months. This was okayed with the dietitian as he wouldn't go near the nutramigen he was prescribed.

UnseenAcademicalMum · 02/06/2011 23:39

I give my ds2 oat milk mixed with oat cream to drink, with about 2/3rds oat milk and 1/3rd cream. This gives a mix which is roughly equivalent to gold top milk fat/calorie-wise. Obviously not OK as a main drink under 1, but I'd have thought fine for cooking with. Taste-wise oat milk is probably going to be better than water for porrige.

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