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Peanut butter?
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08-28-2009 12:44 PM
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Jill - Arizona Mom


- Joined on 12-10-2005
- Lilyana Elise born 11/24/08
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How many of you have given peanut butter to your babies? With the others, I waited until after one year. I just gave Lily a little after she was eyeballing Sam's PB&J. I remember a long time ago at WIC, I was scolded for giving peanut butter to my kids before the age of 4! There's no history of peanut allergies in either family, and the sensitivities she had as a tiny little thing seem to be gone. I accidentally gave her apples awhile back (she had a reaction to apples early on), it was one of those oatmeal & something jars that said nothing about apples on the front. Anyway, I was horrified when I saw the ingredients after I fed her the jar! She had no reaction, and I have given her apples since with no problem. So, either the sensitivity is gone, or something else caused the slimey diarrhea and rash. I have also tried a tiny bit of salmon since her reaction to the dha cereal, and no reaction. So, I'm not really sure what was going on before, but it looks like she doesn't have any food allergies, thank goodness.
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Jill - Arizona Mom


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KaiMacWonder: I don't give it to them til 2. I have heard it is a BIG no no, due to the allergies that can flare up. That is just me though.
That's actually the old belief. You only need to withhold it if you have peanut allergies in your family. It's really only advised that you wait until the age of 1 because it's a choking hazard if they get too much. I was just wondering if anybody else has tried it. This being #4, I guess I'm not so scared, lol. Here, I found this Turns out, after scouring all the available studies, the AAP has found
no validation of their previous advice to hold back on peanut butter,
eggs and other potential troublemakers. The new statement
was published in January's issue of the journal Pediatrics. By the way,
the old advice, released back in 2000, had been directed mainly to
allergy-prone families, but in my experience it had been adopted by a
wide swath of the parenting public. They found no conclusive data showing that introducing peanut butter,
wheat, fish or eggs at any age -- beyond the 4-to-6-month period -- had
any impact on allergies.
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*BrandyandConnor11/15*


- Joined on 02-18-2005
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Not here. DS2 gave DD some about a month ago and I totally freaked out!!! I usually wait until after 2.
eta: I don't wait until 2 because of food allergies as we have no history in our family.....I wait because of the possible choking hazard.
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Jill - Arizona Mom


- Joined on 12-10-2005
- Lilyana Elise born 11/24/08
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amberrr64: I think all the allergy stuff is crap!! No soy no wheat no pb etc etc... How come our parents arent allergic to this stuff? Cause the overparenting weirdos of today's America made it up to get more attention for their precious little Jimmy.
LMAO!
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