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ppl
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 Joined: 2006-09-18
Any suggestions?  He's allergic to dairy, so anything with cheese in it is out.  I just need to get this kid to eat more table food--right now his favorite thing is still a bottle of formula, and he's 12 months old!  Help!
Submitted by ppl on Sun, 2006-09-24 10:28. email this forum

boys2men
Posts: 15
 Joined: 2006-10-10
Sorry, I can't help much, we only have 3 meals at my house for my 2 boys (2 and 4yrs.) Mac and Cheese (dairy), quesadillas (dairy), and PB&J (not good for allergy children).  For dinner I can get them to eat spagghetti or chicken nuggets.  Sorry, I can't help.
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"The foundations of admirable character lie in a boy's realistic sense of himself as a human being. He will never be perfect, and he is what he is because others have given to him. With such knowledge comes the possibility of fulfillment, and of character that will continue to be strengthened by choosing to do right, and, after failure, to do better the next time.''
Dr. Eli Newberger


Wed, 2006-10-11 05:06 reply | email this comment

ppl
ChatterMom
Posts: 60
 Joined: 2006-09-18
That's ok, every quick meal seems to have dairy in it.  He's still mostly on formula, unfortunately.  He likes chicken nuggets and hot dogs, but I really need to try to get him to eat more variety,

Wed, 2006-10-11 09:00 reply | email this comment

boys2men
Posts: 15
 Joined: 2006-10-10
Honestly, I envy your situation (a little). I know it's hard to have a child with allergies, but truthfully, it forces you to put more effort into what he eats. Children with allergies, generally, can only eat healthy, all natural foods, which allows for a more healthy life-style. He'll be eating mostly fruits and veggies his whole life due to the other limitations. That's not a bad thing...
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"The foundations of admirable character lie in a boy's realistic sense of himself as a human being. He will never be perfect, and he is what he is because others have given to him. With such knowledge comes the possibility of fulfillment, and of character that will continue to be strengthened by choosing to do right, and, after failure, to do better the next time.''
Dr. Eli Newberger


Tue, 2007-02-06 21:56 reply | email this comment

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