Nannycare goats milk experience

[sophie269]

Nanny care goats milk experience? My lo is having such problems with milk. He has been put on amino acid formula due to suspected cows milk allergy. I have seen no improvement what so ever and they have made him have silent reflux. His voice is sooooooo hoarse and I cannot stop his reflux it's awful. Heard this milk may help?

Generally if a baby has a CMPI/A they need to avoid all dairy including goats milk

@ICJump

Generally if a baby has a CMPI/A they need to avoid all dairy including goats milk

I'm just not sure he does have cmpa tho, I think it's just reflux and I think the thin milk is making it worse 😩

Mine had a milk intolerance that flared her eczema up so we switched to Nannycare. Worked for us. Depends on why.

Oat milk was recommended by my grandson’s paediatrician
Did the trick and he still prefers it now even though he’s almost 7 years old

there isn't an oat milk infant formula

One of my DD's had a classic allergy to cow's milk protein (a red rash around her mouth within minutes of drinking cow's milk; becoming itchy and distressed very quickly). She had the same reaction with goat's milk.

Another DD had a delayed reaction to cow's milk (eczema). However, she tolerated goat's milk very well so had whole goat's milk on her cereal, goat cheese (cheddar type), goat yogurt...she was about nine months old by this point I think. She had goat dairy for a couple of years, and thrived. I was still breastfeeding her so we didn't use Nanny Care, but I just wanted to mention regular goats milk products (we used the St Helen's Farm range) as a possible solution for you once your DS is weaned.

Both DDs have cow's milk now.

Sorry, got confused with child’s age re the oat milk