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...dietitian. However, in certain situations, supplements are necessary to avoid placing children at risk for nutritional deficiencies. If children with cow milk allergy do not consume adequate amounts of protein, calcium, vitamin D, etc. they risk poor growth. Work with a registered dietitian to determine your child’s nutrition needs. A registered dietitian can determine how food and supplements can work together to meet those demands. Remember to see a dietitian regularly since the needs of...

...Try the Neocate Food Allergy Cookbook. A pudding or something similar makes a great third layer. Boxed pudding mixes aren’t an option? Then make a starch-based pudding and replace cow milk with fruit juice. Another option is to create a pudding using Neocate Nutra (if your child is over the age of 6 months). We find that mixing Neocate Nutra with half the water that the directions suggest gives a nice pudding-like consistency. You could...

...a patient allergic to cow milk. Research shows there is a 92% chance the patient will react (or have a positive allergy test) to goat milk, but only 4% chance of a responding to horse (mare) milk. As always, follow the guidance and recommendations from your healthcare team to avoid related foods. What is the best way to introduce new foods to the diet and avoid related foods? Once your healthcare team helps you make...