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...Q: Our family keeps kosher, and we just found out that my child needs Neocate and Duocal. I know some formulas aren’t kosher. Can you tell me if your products are, and which kosher certifications they have? A: Sure! Most Neocate products and Duocal have been certified kosher pareve. (“Pareve” means there is nothing derived from milk or meat used in the product or on the manufacturing equipment.) Read more about Neocate Infant Kosher...

...Transition’ on this page of helpful resources. The key strategy for many transitions is a process called ‘fading.’ Fading involves adding the new formula (Neocate) to the old one in increasing amounts over time. It’s important to talk to your LO’s healthcare team to see if they recommend fading, and if it might work for you. (Sometimes, especially if food allergy symptoms are challenging, they may not want you to keep the old formula in...

...new look which will distinguish between the current formula and the updated formula. Left: Current formula; Right: Updated formula Where can my patients find Pepticate? Pepticate is readily available. Please see below for ways in which Pepticate can be obtained. In addition to the retailers listed below, you can also use our “Where to Buy” page to find Pepticate near you. Pepticate may be covered under WIC (Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and...

...offer opportunities for those on elemental, or amino acid-based, diets gain such experiences. Did you know Neocate is the only amino acid-based formula available with 10 options to choose from for individuals one year and older?   Be Curious: Explore and find your flavor fit Moms, dads and other caregivers know that keeping kids on the special diets that require Neocate isn’t always easy, especially as they grow and see other children enjoying more variety...

...One of the things we’ve learned at Neocate is that many families usually go through a long and daunting process before discovering their fussy and inconsolable little one has a cow milk allergy (CMA). The road to an official diagnosis can stir feelings of confusion. To help educate more parents and caregivers on the symptoms of CMA, Nutricia North America is unrolling our new Could it Be A Milk Allergy infographic. Could it Be...

...nights of homemade things!” -@Sweets4EPIGirl “Advocating for your F.A. child in school, educating friends & family, always pre-planning wherever you go.” – @epi-trak “Constant diligence.” – @Kylah222 One thing all food allergy parents have in common is… “You dance around the shop aisles when you find a new ‘safe’ food.” – Rachel Ward “Hope!” – @Crazy.Happy.Family Every food allergy story is different, so what’s yours? Comment below or post your story to our Facebook page....

...as some have casein, which is the protein found in milk. Others are made from nuts or soy, also potential allergens. Only buy non-dairy cheese made from rice or tapioca starch. While these cheeses work well in a sandwich, they are not nutritionally equal to cheese. To make sure your child gets the protein and fat they need from the meal, add some Neocate Splash to the soup as shown in this recipe: You can...

...the kitchen. Teach your child to ask you if they can add any additional foods to their plate. If your child is on a top 8 food elimination diet (E.g., Avoids milk, wheat, egg, soy, peanuts, tree nuts, and fish and shellfish), all fresh fruits and vegetables are safe. Fruits and vegetables are great choices for snacks and meals but serve them separately from sauces and dips. Bring a bag of apples, pears or tangerines...