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...some high-calorie snacks to boost their intake. For infants, they may recommend a high-calorie infant formula or they may recommend concentrating the current formula to make it more calorie dense. For older children who eat table foods, they may recommend adding a calorie supplement, like Duocal, to foods and trying to add high-calorie foods to their diet. Allergy-Friendly, High Calorie Foods: The high-calorie foods you can use depend on which foods your child is allergic...

...and your little one. According to the American Academy of Pediatrics as many as 70% of babies with milk protein allergies are also allergic to soy. Typically, soy allergies are associated with infants who have reactions to soy-based formulas and outgrow the allergy by the time they reach kindergarten. However, as demand for soy continues to rise and more soy ingredients are being used in processed foods, a growing number of adults are developing soy...

...can amplify any safety concern you might have as a parent. Here are three easy tips to sharpen your food allergy safety skills and keep your baby’s food safe. Moms Breastfeeding Their Infants: Great job to all you breastfeeding moms out there! You are providing your baby with the best source of nutrition, and the first choice of healthcare professionals worldwide. Breastfeeding is a beautiful and intimate time between mom and baby. As is typical...

...to do if you have questions about the possible benefits of prebiotics is to talk to your healthcare team. They can help you to understand the possible benefits of adding prebiotics to your diet, and may be able to help you choose the best source or type. Why are these in some nutritional formulas? For breast-fed infants, breast milk naturally contains molecules – human milk oligosaccharides (HMOs) – that behave like prebiotics. They are essentially...

...Formula-fed infants with FPIES to milk need formula a hypoallergenic formula like Neocate, as standard baby formula will trigger FPIES. Up to half of infants with FPIES to milk will also have FPIES to soy, so healthcare teams usually don’t recommend a soy formula. FPIES to milk lasts beyond the first birthday, experts recommend a hypoallergenic formula to ensure a source of key nutrients in the diet. For toddlers and children with FPIES, especially to...

...and children with milk allergies, its critical that they receive alternate sources of nutrition so that their brains have all the ingredients necessary for proper brain growth and development. This is why its so important to work with a healthcare team to develop an allergy-safe, nutritionally-adequate diet. Breast milk or a nutritionally-complete infant formula provides a full range of nutrition for infants If your LO is formula fed, consider a formula supplemented with DHA and...

...In this post, we will address the questions regarding breastfeeding and formulas. Breast milk is the best source of nutrition for infants. It is the first choice of the World Health Organization (WHO) and healthcare professionals around the world. Breastfeeding and formulas in children with allergies Some children can have an allergic reaction to dairy, soy, and other food proteins passed along in their mother’s breast milk, so breastfeeding and formulas become an option...