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...member that needs an elimination diet. There is so much to learn about cross-contamination, alternative products, and providing food that meets the nutrition demands of a growing child. Neocate.com Make sure you take time to mentally prepare yourself for some of the challenges such as readying your family (see next point) and knowing what to do in the event of accidental exposure. If your child is still on infant formula, then the first few months...

...are the stages that most babies follow for new textures, from simple to complex: Stage 1: thin and smooth Stage 2: lumps and chunks Stage 3: finger foods 6. As your baby gets older, solid foods will meet more and more of her nutritional needs. Breast milk and/or formula should still be the major source of nutrition for your little one during her first year of life. For many, solid foods and beverages become the...

...be needed per day to meet someone’s full calcium needs, assuming it is taken as the only source of nutrition. Please note, these amounts of Neocate are specific to meeting 100% of calcium needs, and do not cover all of the nutrients someone needs. Your doctor and/or dietitian can help you ensure all other nutrient needs are being met. Fluid ounces (fl oz) needed per day to meet 100% DRI for Calcium from Neocate Junior,...

...the term “hypoallergenic” meets specific criteria. What is a Hypoallergenic Infant Formula? When it comes to infant formulas, based on calls our nutrition specialists get regularly; many people think hypoallergenic ensures that no allergens are present. The reality is more complex. For an infant formula to have “hypoallergenic” on the label, it needs a clinical trial. According to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), hypoallergenic infant formula must be: Studied in a clinical trial Studied...

...Here is a list of how each test works and some of the advantages and disadvantages of each one. Some of these tests can be less accurate in young children, so remember to talk with your doctor about which option(s) is best for your child. Skin Prick Tests (SPT) – Direct challenge of allergen on skin with a needle prick. Most commonly used method. Advantages: Rapid results, may apply many allergens, easy to perform.2 Disadvantages:...

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...food allergy and the potential for cross-reactivity. As noted above, your healthcare team will tailor guidance for you after evaluating your information and test results. How to Spot Foods That Might Cause Cross-reactivity? The table below shows some of the potential cross-reactivity revealed by this research review. An allergist at the Jaffe Food Allergy Institute at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York leads the development of this table. This table is really...

...diet to make swallowing easier. Sometimes the physician may recommend thickening with rice cereal, and other times they will recommend a commercial thickener such as Thick-It. In the case of dysphagia, there is no problem using a thickener with Neocate, so long as it is recommended by a healthcare provider and it contains no ingredients that are allergens for the child. Do you thicken your child’s formula or bottle-fed breast milk? –Mallory West Nutrition Specialist...