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...nutrition yourself, breastfeeding and formulas are an option. Your doctor may recommend an amino acid-based formula such as Neocate for your baby. Neocate is on 100% free amino acids based, the building blocks of protein. Your child’s body can easily digest and absorb these simple building blocks to grow. In comparison, milk- and soy-based formulas, even when broken down (hydrolyzed), still contain partial protein chains to which sensitive children can react. Learn More About Neocate...

...who are fully tube fed or formula-fed, non-edible birthday cakes are an option. You can create one with a bit of imagination and some cardboard, foam paper, ribbon, tissue paper, and glitter paint. Once you have the basic shape of the cake made from cardboard (or foam), poke little holes in it and insert candles for your birthday boy or girl to blow out (just make sure to practice fire safety!) If you need some...

...minutes until lightly browned. Serve with fresh fruit (bananas, strawberries, blueberries). Notes: Do not use cooking sprays as all of them contain soy. I used olive oil. Serving Size: 8 Per Serving: Calories: 650 Protein: 11g Carbohydrates: 79g Fat: 6g French Toast (Submitted by: Katherine Kennedy) 2 Pieces of spelt bread 1/4 cup of soy milk Dash of cinnamon Combine milk and cinnamon. Dip and coat the bread lightly in the soy milk mixture. Place...

...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...

...at birth, I learned that she was breastfed and supplemented with infant formula that was supposed to be “easier to digest.” Mom reported the baby had a difficult time transitioning from formula to cow’s milk. She decided to use a combination of alternative kinds of milk–soy and rice milk. Recently, her diet consisted mainly of rice milk since she preferred its taste. Unfortunately, rice milk is naturally a poor source of protein, unlike cow or...

...allergies. I often suggest parents sign up for food allergy alerts from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). 5. Avoid mixing allowable foods on your child’s plate with non-allowable/questionable foods. When a non-allowable food interacts with allowable food, we consider it contaminated. for example, A hamburger patty that was briefly in a wheat hamburger bun is considered contaminated. Try to get into the kitchen to read labels and make your child’s plate safe BEFORE exiting...