GWguy
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Actually, I was going to ask if natural mom's milk is an option. You can find donors for that.
Replacement for cows milk
- Thread starter pixiegirl
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Actually, I was going to ask if natural mom's milk is an option. You can find donors for that.
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Kain99
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I had terrible milk allergies as a child. Mom fed me Powdered milk.
Cowgirl
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I used to drink that instead of cow's. I figure a calf is growing to be a 1000 plus lb animal and a kid is much smaller :shrug:
Cowgirl
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Good idea! Then your cheerios won't get soggy!
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Lugnut
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Cowgirl
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Happygirl
Walking for a cure!!
If you don't already have an allergy doc in mind, I recommend Dr. Simlot 737-4995. He is right across the street from Walmart and he is awesome!!
StrawberryGal
Sweet and Innocent
That's very true.
Pixie, you can contact the Breastfeeding Support Group to get the info.
I saw goat milk at Food Lion right there on top shelf where the regular cow milk sit on the bottom. Also, I saw goat milk in a can for baking goodies in baking aisle. (Don't ask me why I know about them.
)Have you checked Woodburn's Grocery Store on Calvert side? Might be a little pricey, but it's there.
Last, you can always contact local farmers if they would be willing to sell you goat milk. I'm sure the farmers would be more than happy to help you.
Robin
New Member
What about Parmalot? sp they sell it at the grocery stores packaged like the little juice boxes. Carnation powdered instant milk?
Robin
New Member
What about Parmalot? sp they sell it at the grocery stores packaged like the little juice boxes. Carnation powdered instant milk?
My son was extremely silk from milks and formulas. The powdered and the parmalot did fine. Also the lactic free acidopolis?sp
itsbob
I bowl overhand
Where would I even get that?
It's not easy to find, but it's out there.
Had a friend in NH that had the same issue. She bought goats and supplied it herself.
Lot of goat farms around here, and I would think this would be one reason to have a goat farm, for the milk.
I doubt you are going to find it at SFW, but do a local search or I bet even the local farmers market would have it.. or an Amish farm.
itsbob
I bowl overhand
HuH?? I thought Powdered milk was made from Bovine Mammary Seepage too?
turd_ferguson
nice marmot
The only food allergy thus far was the coconut. Which he's heartbroken over because every Easter we make a bunny cake with flake coconut for hair. His allergies are mostly seasonal, spring and fall. He's already got a head full of snot and fall hasn't even started.The cows milk seems to make his congestion much worse.
My only food allergy is Coors Light, o wait a minute, that is addiction, not allergy. Never mind.
turd_ferguson
nice marmot
Have you tried organic milk like Horizon? Is the kid definitely allergic to cow milk? Maybe organic milk with less preservatives will not be as bad.
Horizon is damn tasty but $$$$$$.
Horizon is damn tasty but $$$$$$.
Cowgirl
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Conventional milk does not contain preservatives. The only thing different is no chance of antibiotic residue and no rBST.
DEEKAYPEE8569
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I'm almost sure you can't find rice milk in grocery stores, BUT you might be able to find it in Asian food stores. At the intersection of Great Mills Road and Route 5 there is an Asian Foods store; although I don't know the name of it.
The last time I was there I believe I saw milk of some kind. I didn't think twice about it, as I too have "whole milk issues." Myself, I can only drink Lactose-free milk, but that is another discussion for another time.
Hope this helps.....the first paragraph.....