Can a baby get allergies from her mother through breastfeeding? - baby skin allergy
If a mother allergic skin reactions) (eg eczema, has breastfeeding her child on a regular basis, you can leave your child the same allergy or other skin allergies?
Monday, January 18, 2010
Baby Skin Allergy Can A Baby Get Allergies From Her Mother Through Breastfeeding?
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No, allergies are not so cold. Your baby is probably sensitive to allergens, how and what you can eat reactions. But the best thing we can do is eat attention to things that are paid on the trigger for babies - soybeans, wheat, corn, dairy products, the Biggies. Milk production is great - many children who are allergic) to protein (lactose milk, and can cause eczema.
ReplyDeleteNo, in fact, one of the many advantages of breastfeeding ... less risk and much lower risk of allergies (including eczema).
ReplyDeleteNo. Your baby is more likely not), eczema (and other allergies, when they were still breastfeeding.
ReplyDeletelooks like this: Your mother has eczema, so that the breast milk immunity. Neat, huh?
NO. Breastfeeding may prevent your child from all these allergies. Be safe!
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