Infants usually need 6 months of being symptom free before they are re challenged with cow’s milk and this does not usually happen before 12-18 months of age and depends on the timing of diagnosis. Introducing cow’s milk back into the diet of a child with a cow’s milk allergy should only be done with appropriate guidance and this will usually be done through regular check-ups with the GP, paediatrician or dietician.
Reintroduction of cow’s milk protein using the MILK LADDER
What is PANS PANDAS? PANS PANDAS is a disease that affects children and results in symptoms such as obsessive compulsive behaviours, tics, anxiety, urinary problems (such as wetting or enuresis) and eating problems including difficulty swallowing or eating restriction. The symptoms usually occurr suddenly in a child that has previously developed normally. Some parents describe […]
How to get your child to sleep: tips and tricks for a full night’s rest
Many parents are struggling with the decision of whether or not to send their children back to school in the next week or two. Click on the following link to see the thoughts of experts including Dr Tim Ubhi; Should we send our children back to school?
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