Possible Food intolerance

ke29 · Jan 10th, 2017, 00:11 AM

DS has been having occasional large vomits after feeds and having kept a bit of a diet diary I think I've concluded its sonwthing in my diet as he can go days without being sick then other day he's sick after every feed. I've developed an unhealthy addiction to Tesco Belgian chocolate shortbread but the day after I eat them is always a day when LO vomits after every feed for the following 24 hours (ish). Goes without saying I'm going to stop eating them but I'm wondering what specifically it could be in the shortbread that he's sensitive to so I can cut that too!? Any thoughts?

Bevziibubble · Jan 10th, 2017, 05:20 AM

If it is the shortbread that he is reacting to then it would be either dairy or gluten. But most likely dairy. It's in quite a lot of food products though so check ingredients lists. Good luck and hopefully he will grow out of it soon

happynewmom1 · Jan 10th, 2017, 11:48 AM

Our last lo is sensitive to dairy. I didn't keep a diary but she would vomit a lot after nursing and would cry so much. I cut out dairy and we saw a huge change in just a couple of days. Hope you are able to get it figured out

mk8 · Feb 7th, 2017, 02:09 AM

Hi all,

I wonder what other symptoms your little ones had aside from spitting up/vomiting?

My two week old has the following symptoms and I wonder whether he has some form of intolerance too:
* Baby acne appeared yesterday.
* He has very smelly farts! And wet farts too.
* He can be a little fussy at night sometimes but then that could be because my milk supply seems to be a lower and he isn't getting enough.

I am not keen on cutting out too many things as I need a good balanced diet to continue with the nursing. But I'm also wondering if I should cut something now to avoid giving my son more pain.

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ke29 Mum (Mom) BnB Addict Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: North Lincolnshire, UK Posts: 3,380	Possible Food intolerance DS has been having occasional large vomits after feeds and having kept a bit of a diet diary I think I've concluded its sonwthing in my diet as he can go days without being sick then other day he's sick after every feed. I've developed an unhealthy addiction to Tesco Belgian chocolate shortbread but the day after I eat them is always a day when LO vomits after every feed for the following 24 hours (ish). Goes without saying I'm going to stop eating them but I'm wondering what specifically it could be in the shortbread that he's sensitive to so I can cut that too!? Any thoughts?

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Bevziibubble Mum (Mom) BnB God Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: UK ☔ Posts: 108,245	If it is the shortbread that he is reacting to then it would be either dairy or gluten. But most likely dairy. It's in quite a lot of food products though so check ingredients lists. Good luck and hopefully he will grow out of it soon

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happynewmom1 Pregnant (Expecting) Chat Happy BnB Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: North Carolina, USA Posts: 2,243	Our last lo is sensitive to dairy. I didn't keep a diary but she would vomit a lot after nursing and would cry so much. I cut out dairy and we saw a huge change in just a couple of days. Hope you are able to get it figured out

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mk8 Trying to conceive (TTC) Chat Happy BnB Member Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 1,793	Hi all, I wonder what other symptoms your little ones had aside from spitting up/vomiting? My two week old has the following symptoms and I wonder whether he has some form of intolerance too: * Baby acne appeared yesterday. * He has very smelly farts! And wet farts too. * He can be a little fussy at night sometimes but then that could be because my milk supply seems to be a lower and he isn't getting enough. I am not keen on cutting out too many things as I need a good balanced diet to continue with the nursing. But I'm also wondering if I should cut something now to avoid giving my son more pain.

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