I’m usually just a lurker but what does she gain about lying about her baby having a milk allergy? Giving up dairy is absolutely awful/hard and not something anyone would choose to do. If she actually reads this thread like some of you have claimed I really feel for her. She’s giving her baby the best milk she possibly can and these comments would make any mother not see the point in breastfeeding anymore. I’ve breastfed 3 children and it’s hard enough without it being criticised.
Fake sympathy? An excuse to stop breastfeeding because the only reason she is to begin with is because her partners ex did with his other children?
We haven’t once criticised her for breastfeeding
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only the reasons as to why she is.
I know full well how hard it is, but thanks for that unfounded assessment.
We simply shared that it’s extremely unlikely that he has a milk allergy because he has one of the consequences of the allergy, not a symptom. Slow weight gain is a result of other symptoms such as projectile vomiting, excessive diarrhoea and reluctance to feed due to pain/acid reflux. As I said, I have experience with this and am part of a Facebook group for CMPA which has over 20k member in the UK. I don’t think 20k people (and the NICE guidelines) are lying about the symptoms.
She doesn’t feed him often enough and doesn’t listen to advice from people with experience or medical professionals. She promotes unsafe sleep fgs!
so now I’ve humoured your silly comment. Hi “new member”
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