Introducing peanut containing foods between 4-6 months would have been good to know. My son has eczema and I know he’s at risk for developing allergies and he might be allergic to peanuts but I haven’t talked to my dr about it yet since his check up is coming up pretty soon.
Thank your for watching this video and for leaving the comment. Even if your child is older, he would still stand to benefit from the introduction of the allergenic foods in his diet, and frequent exposures in his diet moving forward.
Are tree nuts considered one food group or should almonds/walnuts/cashews be introduced individually for a week before introducing a different tree nut?
Thank you for watching this video. This is a great question. Yes each of the nuts should be introduced individually. Although many different nuts fall into the tree nut category, a baby having a reaction to one of them does not mean they will have a reaction to all the other tree nuts.
Does the allergy risk increase if the parent is allergic? I’m not allergic to peanuts, but I am allergic to milk, pineapples, and bananas , with pineapple being the most severe
Having a family history of food allergies, irregardless of which ones they are, is considered a small risk factor. Those children do benefit from early exposure to the common allergenic foods and frequent exposure in their diet as a strategy to decrease their risk for developing allergies to those foods.
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Very good presentation, easy to understand and very informative. Thank you🙏🏽
Introducing peanut containing foods between 4-6 months would have been good to know. My son has eczema and I know he’s at risk for developing allergies and he might be allergic to peanuts but I haven’t talked to my dr about it yet since his check up is coming up pretty soon.
Thank your for watching this video and for leaving the comment. Even if your child is older, he would still stand to benefit from the introduction of the allergenic foods in his diet, and frequent exposures in his diet moving forward.
Can you talk about intolerance to food through breastmilk. And also intolerance and food sensitivities in babies in general. Thank you
Thank you for your suggestions Laya.
This is great info to know. Thank you for sharing the details on when and how to introduce these foods to an infant. Very helpful for sure!
My pleasure Yelena. Thank you for your feedback.
Very informative sharing! Thank you so much! My baby is turning 6 mths in few weeks time, this video really helps!
My pleasure. Thank you for watching and leaving feedback!
Hello! What is considered delayed introduction? 8+ months? 1+ years?
Are tree nuts considered one food group or should almonds/walnuts/cashews be introduced individually for a week before introducing a different tree nut?
Thank you for watching this video. This is a great question. Yes each of the nuts should be introduced individually. Although many different nuts fall into the tree nut category, a baby having a reaction to one of them does not mean they will have a reaction to all the other tree nuts.
Very helpful and informative video, and I like the new background.
Thank you for the feedback on the information and my new background.
Thank you for providing this information!
My pleasure!
Does the allergy risk increase if the parent is allergic? I’m not allergic to peanuts, but I am allergic to milk, pineapples, and bananas , with pineapple being the most severe
Having a family history of food allergies, irregardless of which ones they are, is considered a small risk factor. Those children do benefit from early exposure to the common allergenic foods and frequent exposure in their diet as a strategy to decrease their risk for developing allergies to those foods.
So helpful!