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Alternative of milk
My son is completed 1years 5 months nd he likes milk too much but when he take milk he started loose motions and Doctor told not to give cow milk as well formula milk i.e lactogen no 3 due to this my son admitted twice in this year.Is there any alternative which look like as milk nd yummy too pls try to help me out
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Any food which he likes can be substituted for milk.
It can be fruits, normal daily food, or even some fast food, but made at home.
U may use a few alternatives like buttermilk (chaach) or plain mattha
All Milk products like paneer,curd etc are ok, the Only issue is plain milk per se.
U may try to replace it with juices as well, if nothing else works
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Be dedicated, so don’t succumb to the child’s tantrums, use alternatives but make sure they are hygienic and preferably made at home.
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Dr. Bhatt Vivek Prafulchandra
Pediatrician
5 yrs exp
Rajkot
Avoid giving milk
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Dr. Richa Singh Rajawat
Pediatrician
9 yrs exp
Noida
Avoid giving milk. But can give milk products of his choice. Make it yummy by adding little salt and jeera powder / pepper. Paneer curd chaach whatever he likes. The rest of the food and fruits can be given. Be consistent and wait. After 6-8 months gradually we can introduce milk in a small quantity. Most of the cow milk allergies resolve over time.
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