Makes total senseShe didn’t like him having cows milk. Cheese and yog is fine though
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Maybe he could just drink a pot of Elmlea instead?She didn’t like him having cows milk. Cheese and yog is fine though
What's the bet that Alpro will send a box out to her 
Why doesn't she just use another brand of oat milk if that's her preference? It's not like Alf knows the difference between brands.
The way she has the carton perched on the highchair shows she is 100% on the beg for some free milk. What is it, a couple £ per carton? Times must be tough on her non-maternity leave while holidaying in France - better create an aff link quick Ash.
The way she has the carton perched on the highchair shows she is 100% on the beg for some free milk. What is it, a couple £ per carton? Times must be tough on her non-maternity leave while holidaying in France - better create an aff link quick Ash.
I’m fairness to her (can’t believe I just wrote that) Alpro Growing Up (soya) Milk is the best non-dairy option, as it’s the most fortified of all the alternative ‘milks’.
It’s the preferred choice, with Oatly Barista a close second (as many cows milk allergic people also have soya allergies as the proteins are almost identical so the body reacts to them in the same way).
If he doesn’t have cows milk, she is at least providing a sensible, fortified option.
I still do not understand why she doesn’t give him cows milk though, unless it perhaps noticeably upsets his tummy or causes eczema and she hasn’tbothered to looked into why. That could be a non-IgE allergy where he can tolerate processed milk to a certain state (eg step 4 or 5 of the ladder), but not milk itself.
It also wouldn’t do any harm for the sake of a few days to give him a less-fortified soy milk (and a multivitamin, he should have vitamin D anyway!)
(I’ll take my allergy mama hat off again now!)
It’s the preferred choice, with Oatly Barista a close second (as many cows milk allergic people also have soya allergies as the proteins are almost identical so the body reacts to them in the same way).
If he doesn’t have cows milk, she is at least providing a sensible, fortified option.
I still do not understand why she doesn’t give him cows milk though, unless it perhaps noticeably upsets his tummy or causes eczema and she hasn’t
It also wouldn’t do any harm for the sake of a few days to give him a less-fortified soy milk (and a multivitamin, he should have vitamin D anyway!)
(I’ll take my allergy mama hat off again now!)
Alf told her telepathically and also in the five languages he speaks fluently that he would ONLY drink alpro soya...
But is any of that relevant when he doesn’t have a milk allergy? She could give him any other milk alternative for a few days or just milk.
She isn’t concerned with it being fortified, she doesn’t even cook him meals!
Doesn't like her own son does she, flaming hell
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No it’s totally irrelevant! That’s why I can’t understand why she insists on him only drinking that.
Suspicious me might wonder if she needed to get a sneaky ad in as she hasn’t for a while.
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Can’t stand him. Even more so since Baby Ad was delivered on the wings of fairies while birds sang to herald her arrival.
We’re a vegetarian household and my 2yo will happily eat cheese and yoghurt but has never liked cows milk. She *exclusively* only drinks Alpro Growing Up Soya milk and boob so I don’t think it’s uncommon for kids without allergies to dislike cows milk, however as he drinks the Oat version and there are so many other options out there she could easily buy a different brand. So beggy 
so I don’t think it’s uncommon for kids without allergies to dislike cows milk, however as he drinks the Oat version and there are so many other options out there she could easily buy a different brand. So beggy Providing 91% of his nutritional intake!!
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I hadn’t noticed it was the oat one! That’s hard enough to find in the bloody UK, let alone FranceWe’re a vegetarian household and my 2yo will happily eat cheese and yoghurt but has never liked cows milk. She *exclusively* only drinks Alpro Growing Up Soya milk and boob
How greedy of her! Doesn't wanna spend even for milk. Does she want her tampons sponsored too?
Don’t give her any ideas!How greedy of her! Doesn't wanna spend even for milk. Does she want her tampons sponsored too?
Her nipple cream is already #ad
Yes Ash. A mum of 2 ‘juggle’ isn’t usually typical in that we have every Tom Dick and Harry at our beck and call to serve tea and toast in bed for 6 whole weeks. A juggling mum of 2 doesn’t get the luxury of a 3rd person taking a photo for the gram - we usually do this tit on our own with the kids. Maybe we should carry a bleeping tripod?
SURPRISE. She’s not healed by 6 weeks! Why did no one tell her? Maybe it’s something to do with walking round Bordeaux for 6 hours and getting flights at 4 weeks pp??? Thick as mince.
SURPRISE. She’s not healed by 6 weeks! Why did no one tell her? Maybe it’s something to do with walking round Bordeaux for 6 hours and getting flights at 4 weeks pp??? Thick as mince.
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Realistic portrayal of a toddler and a newborn…just missing the extra 2 adults (minimum) who are also looking after the children. So realistic. So relatable.Ashley, give your head a wobble
Why is Alf still in those trainers 
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