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		<title>Vegetarian Baby Nutrition: Tips for Raising Vegetarian Babies</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Posted by EightNine on 3rd Oct 2010 When you choose to raise your body with vegetarian ways then surely it could be one of the best things to give to your child. In initial days, babies have a fixed menu and that include only milk. Therefore, when you start getting them to feed solid food [...]]]></description>
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<p>When you choose to raise your body with vegetarian ways then surely it could be one of the best things to give to your child. In initial days, babies have a fixed menu and that include only milk. Therefore, when you start getting them to feed solid food after 12 months then you must look forward and try to give them the best baby nutrition care. A good baby nutrition food is what is necessary for them to develop and grow in healthy manner. Babyhood is the best time, if you want your child to be a vegetarian baby. This is because it is the initial stage where they are learning eating and other habits. Therefore, when you start at this age, surely they will cultivate it when they grow up.</p>
<p>Many people have confusion that if you bring up your children in vegetarian way then much baby nutrition would not be able to meet up baby’s body. So, it becomes necessary to understand the demand of babies. However, if you truly understand the food and the nutrients vitamins it gives to your baby then in a way you can achieve every nutrient requirement that is needed by your baby. This is because major of the vitamins, nutrients are present in plant sources, and hence this is considered a healthy way of living life. Now let us start with the procedure of turning your baby in to vegetarian baby with all kinds of baby nutrition care.</p>
<p><strong>How to raise vegetarian babies</strong></p>
<p><strong>1) </strong><strong>Understand the nutrient requirement of your baby: </strong>This is the major step, as every kid is different. You can consult doctor and make yourself aware with the exact nutrient that is required for your baby to grow in healthy manner. Although breast feeding provides any baby with the best nutrients that is required by baby but after 12 months it becomes time to start your baby with some solid food. It is with this requirement that should be continued even after baby stop their breast feeding. In initial stages, babies have to grow up in healthy manner. Some major nutrient requirement includes calorie of 1300, 16 gm protein, 10mg iron, 3mg magnesium etc. Hence, this entire list should be prepared, as this will help you in knowing exact requirements that you are giving to your baby.</p>
<p><strong>2) </strong><strong>Know about the nutrient sources that you get from vegetables and fruits: </strong>You must start making a list of plants sources and what all does it provide you. Try to make a list of all major things including protein sources, etc. When you are raising a vegetarian baby, one of the most urgent baby nutrition requirements is protein. If you compare protein sources from animal source and that too plant source, here is a differentiation. It is seen that 100gm of turkey breast has 26 gm of protein. Whereas if you look in plant sources, peas give 16gm of protein, baked beans-11.5, egg-7.5, tofu-10.3 gm of protein etc. Now, you can better understand how to serve with each one of these sources so that your baby gets good protein intake in order to have perfect baby nutrition care.</p>
<p>3)     <strong>List all other major nutrients and their respective plant sources: </strong>There are many nutrients that are required for baby nutrition. Hence, you need to make yourself aware of all such sources that are there in plants. This will make you understand how to make your baby a vegetarian baby by providing all required nutrients for his healthy baby nutrition care. Some of the main deficiency that kids suffer in their growing age includes deficiency in iron, zinc, magnesium etc. So try to make yourself aware with all of this nutrient rich content.</p>
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<li>Some of the rich sources of zinc are unroasted nuts and seeds. Walnut, Brazil nuts, almonds, peanuts etc are some more examples of vegetarian sources.</li>
<li>Iron deficiency can cause major issue as anaemia. So you must give your baby good iron efficient diet. In vegetarian, you can find iron in oatmeal, asparagus, mushroom, spinach, green peas, apricots etc. Eggs are also said to be good source of iron. Oranges is famous iron rich fruit.</li>
<li>Vitamin B6 is very much necessary in growing ages and these are found in wheat gram, bran, molasses, and cabbage.</li>
<li>Vitamin A rich sources are carrot, tomatoes, pumpkin and other leafy vegetables.</li>
<li>Vitamin B12 is found in many plant sources as yeast extract, fortified cereals, soya milks etc.</li>
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<p>4)     Deciding <strong>whether to continue with breast-feed or not</strong> is entirely your decision. However, when you are going ahead with stopping breast-feeding then it must be made sure that you must provide some kind of baby nutrition food that can help your baby to grow healthier. Breast-feeding has every essential nutrient that is required by babies. It also helps in boosting the immune system.</p>
<p>5)     Now, as you are going part with the breast-feeding, take out a <strong>substituent like soy based or cow based formula food</strong> for your baby nutrition care. Cow’s milk formulas are very much on to allergic side with babies. Hence, you can choose out soy-based formulas, as they do not cause allergy and have good content of protein.</p>
<p>6)     When you start feeding your child, you need <strong>to be very careful from the first day</strong>. You need to avoid any iron content food in initial 3 months of baby. The main reason behind it is that babies already have rich content of iron in their body. The content is so much so that it can last for complete three months without feeding them any iron content.</p>
<p>7)     Just as your baby crosses 6 months, you can <strong>start giving some kind of light solid food items </strong>that are having good baby nutrition value in them. You should make a list of proper baby nutrition care list and know what all foods can be given to the babies. To begin with, you can start with rice cereal and these are very easily digestible in baby. These rice cereals are also said to have least allergic reaction in any body.</p>
<p>8)     You can <strong>start introducing all other kinds of baby food but slowly</strong>: Babies are very much vulnerable and you need to maintain that whenever you introduce anything new to them it must be slowly and steadily. This is because their body should understand the new kind of food that is being taken in it. Then later on, the portions can be increased.</p>
<p>9)     Try to <strong>avoid any baby food that has good sugar and starch content</strong>. This is a major step as when you feed the baby with sugary baby foods then it may cause allergy or some other reactions. All kinds of chemical additives and preservatives in any baby food should be avoided. When you go out to shop for baby nutrition food, try to keep away from all foods that have added preservatives and chemical additives.</p>
<p>10) <strong>Get one vegetarian baby book</strong>: try to get a book that will give you correct method and correct foods with, which you should feed your baby to make him a good vegetarian baby. This is a necessary step and you need to take precautions while you feed your baby with baby nutrition food. You must follow all nutritional guidelines. In between, you must keep on consulting doctor. This will make you understand whether your baby is growing up normally in healthy manner or not.</p>
<p>11) Make sure that your baby is <strong>getting all required amount of baby nutrition care</strong>. You need to contact your doctor with this issue of baby nutrition care. This will help you to understand that there would not be any left nutrient that may cause deficiency.</p>
<p>While you feed your baby with complete baby nutrition food in vegetarian way, then you need to come up with all sources to be included in the food. Most of the time there are some deficiencies that are found in young babies. These deficiencies are of iron, zinc, Vitamin B12, Vitamin B6 etc. You need to take special precaution while feeding your baby. Any kind of deficiency may hamper the normal growth of baby. If you want to make your baby vegetarian since early day then there is no issue in that. Only thing you need to do is make natural parenting and have to be precautious with the baby’s requirements.</p>
<p>It is thought that children who grow up with vegetarian mode are healthier and have faster growth. This is because plants have almost all essential nutrients in them. Therefore, if baby nutrition is understood then surely you can bring up your child in most healthy manner by feeding him with vegetarian foods. With all necessary baby nutrition being received by the children, they surely will grow up in open environment. In fact, vegetarian children tend to have healthier life span.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Posted by EightNine on 3rd Oct 2010 Everyone wants to feed his or her babies with the best possible baby food. There are some of the best nutritional formulas for baby and this will surely help you to understand what exactly you should provide your baby with best baby nutrition. Although breast-feeding is the best [...]]]></description>
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<p>Everyone wants to feed his or her babies with the best possible baby food. There are some of the best nutritional formulas for baby and this will surely help you to understand what exactly you should provide your baby with best baby nutrition. Although breast-feeding is the best diet for any baby but then there are circumstances, where breast-feed is not always possible. Therefore, we will discuss some of the best baby nutritional formulas that would be good for the baby. Some of these babies’ nutritional formulas could be very good even if you cannot breast-feed the baby.</p>
<p>There are some of the commercial infant formula or baby nutrition formulas that are regulated by Food and Drug Administration or FDA. Most of the baby nutrition food is designed so that it matches the breast-feeding milk and provides same nutrition value to kid as the mother’s milk. Some of the major types of these infants food are:</p>
<p>1)     <strong>Cow’s Milk Formula</strong>: many of the baby nutritional formula is made from cow’s milk. Cow’s milk is considered very much beneficial for a baby’s health, as it is able to provide maximum nutrients and perfect vitamin balance to your body. This right balance makes perfect food for babies to digest. Most of the babies do very well with cow’s nutrition formulas. Some of the babies are allergic to proteins so they are not gives cow’s formula. There are other nutritional formula foods for those babies.</p>
<p>2)     <strong>Soy based formulas</strong>: For al babies who are allergic to cow’s milk or intolerant to the protein content in cow’s milk, must be fed with Soy based nutritional formulas. Soy formula based diet is considered for all babies who do not want to have animal proteins in their diet. This is fresh plant protein and is very much necessary for the baby’s growth and development. There are certain cases found where babies who are allergic to cow’s milk are also found to be allergic to Soy based formula diet. Therefore, care must be taken for all these.</p>
<p>3)     <strong>Protein Hydrolysate formula</strong>: some babies have a long family history where all babies are allergic to cow’s milk or soy based nutritional formulas. For all such babies this special Protein Hydrolysate formula is being given. These nutritional based formulas for babies are said to be very easy in digestion. They also do not have any kind of allergic reactions on baby’s body. Hence, these are safer for babies too. This diet provides good protein and balanced diet for baby’s development and growth. These nutritional based foods are because higher and longer protein chains are broken down in to simpler and smaller ones. This way, it becomes lot more easily for babies to churn the food and get it digested easily.</p>
<p>4)     <strong>Iron Fortified nutritional food</strong>: Iron is very much essential for baby to grow and develop. Therefore, you must feed the baby with these iron fortified nutritional food.</p>
<p>5)     <strong>Enhanced Nutritional food for babies</strong>: some of the nutritional food comes in enhanced form, as they include DHA and ARA formula in them. These are some of the omega 3s rich food, which are must for baby as well as pregnant women. They have best sources that are responsible for growth and development of baby. Hence, this food must be included. These foods contain the main sources that are found in fish, egg and other omega 3s rich diet. Many of the research showed that Omega 3s rich diet help child to have good brain and eye development.</p>
<p><strong>Forms of these baby nutritional foods</strong></p>
<p>There are three main forms in, which these baby nutritional foods are available. As babies are delicate so it becomes tough to decide, which one would be best suitable? To make their food go easily to their body and provide them best baby nutrition care, there are following main forms in, which they can be fed with nutritional foods.</p>
<p>1)     <strong>Powdered formula</strong>: This is said to be food in powder form and these must be mixed with water when you feed them to baby. These are seen to be least expensive. There are so many brands offering you nutritional baby food in powdered can and the range may start from 25 dollars. It can go up higher from that. When you prepare food with powdered one, you need to be careful while mixing the right quantity in correct concentration.</p>
<p>2)     <strong>Concentrated Liquid Formula</strong>: This is another form that is being given to babies. This also requires the correct amount to be mixed in accurate concentration. These are pricier than the powdered once. The preparation of these foods is much easier. You can read the instructions on the can and then prepare the nutritional food for baby.</p>
<p>3)     <strong>Ready to use formula</strong>: As the name suggest these form of nutritional baby food are very much easy to use. They are ready to use formula. This simply means that food is ready and you just need to feed the baby with it. You do not need to mix it with water. This comes out to be most convenient form of food that is available to you. As everything is just ready, so these foods are the most expensive ones. It gets much pricier when these are packaged in bottles.</p>
<p>All these baby nutritional food come in various forms that we know. In fact there are brands that offer you such food or you also get generic ones. In both of the cases, it must meet the requirements of FDA and for this FDA must approve them. Hence, you get to have foods that have same nutrient content and value.</p>
<p>There are some <strong>factors that you need to consider before you buy the baby nutritional food</strong></p>
<p>1)     <strong>Look for expiry dates</strong>: when you go to buy a baby nutritional food, expiry date is the most important thing that you should look upon. This is because, when the expiry date passes, you cannot be sure that the quantity of the formula would be kept intact. Therefore, it is better to avoid all kinds of outdated formula foods.  You must inspect the can condition too, before you buy the food. If there is any dent, rust or spots, try to avoid that can. You might not be sure that the formula under the damaged can is safe or not. Therefore, it is best to avoid such things that may hamper baby nutrition care.</p>
<p>2)     <strong>Know the time limit to use the baby nutritional food</strong>: When you buy the baby nutrition food, you must be aware of how many days should you use that food. The child’s doctors can best guide this. Even after you stop feeding the baby with nutritional food, it is best to keep away from skimmed milk as they do not provide enough nutrients.</p>
<p>3)     <strong>Know whether nutritional food is iron fortified or not</strong>: Iron is the most important thing that is required for growth and development especially in babies. If breast-feeding is not possible or not being done then iron fortified diet should be made must for the first first year of baby. In fact with so many iron fortified nutritional food, you must provide that to the baby for baby nutrition care.</p>
<p>4)     <strong>Know whether you can feed child with enhanced nutritional food formula:</strong> you must consult this with doctor as many of the food manufacturers admit that these food have some pre and probiotics that promote the essence of healthy bacteria in your body. This gives same effect as any breast-feed milk. They have long-term benefits too. However, this cannot be said to be sure for everyone. Therefore, it is better to consult doctor with this.</p>
<p>You must follow certain <strong>tip when you prepare babies nutritional food by yourself</strong>:</p>
<p>1)     <strong>Wash your hands</strong>: babies are very prone to any kind of allergy. So when you start preparing their food, wash your hands with sanitizer. Rub soap and wash hands rigorously to avoid any kind of risk.</p>
<p>2)     <strong>Prepare and wash utensil</strong>: You must look that the utensil in, which you are preparing food must be hygienic. Sterilise each of the utensil be it bottle, nipples etc. it is better to wash them with warm water.</p>
<p>3)     <strong>Checking the expiry date</strong>: This is necessary step, as the expired food pack does not have same formula quantity.</p>
<p>4)     <strong>Measurement of exact formula</strong>: when you start preparing the food, it is must to know the exact measurement of the food that is to be mixed. Whether you use powdered, ready to use or concentrated form, in each case you must make yourself aware with the exact measurement.</p>
<p>Now, with all these basic information, it is necessary for all parents to choose the best babies nutritional food so that the baby grows up well. It is must to ensure proper baby caring and development. Initial ages require much more care and love. Provide baby with complete nutrition and this can be sure of giving you some great effects.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Posted by EightNine at August 10, 2010 During the first six months of a baby’s life it is best if you can breast feed. Breast milk is the ideal food for an infant and provides them with all the nutrients they need. An infant has a very sensitive digestive system and breast milk is well [...]]]></description>
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<p>During the first six months of a baby’s life it is best if you can breast feed. Breast milk is the ideal food for an infant and provides them with all the nutrients they need. An infant has a very sensitive digestive system and breast milk is well suited. Breast milk helps to reduce the risk that your baby will become constipated or have diarrhea. Proper baby nutrition requires that they get adequate vitamin D so if they are being breast feed it is a good idea to include a supplement. Vitamin D drops are an easy way to make sure that your baby stays healthy. Unfortunately not everybody is able to breast feed, in this case you will need to use a store bought formula. The formula that you use should be iron fortified and it should be based on cow’s milk. A lot of parents prefer to give their child soy milk but unless an allergy makes this necessary it is not a good idea. Soy milk doesn’t contain all the nutrients that a baby needs. A baby can be breast feed for two years or longer but at about six months you will want to start to introduce solid foods.</p>
<p>A lot of parents worry that they will start their child on solid foods at the wrong time, in fact many of them are in downright panic about it. In reality it’s not that confusing to know when you should start your child on solid foods. Baby nutrition needs can be met by breast feeding for the first two years so there is no need to rush into solid foods. At about six months the child will start to show signs that they are ready for solids. When your baby starts to seem hungry earlier than he used to and starts to show an interest in food when others are eating he is probably ready for solids providing he can sit on his own. Other signs are that he opens his mouth when he sees food coming towards him and that he can hold food in his mouth without pushing it right back out with his tongue. You also want to make sure that your child can indicate that he doesn’t want to eat by turning his head away before you start him on solid foods. If your child shows these signs it is time to start him on solid foods.</p>
<p>The best foods to start with when your baby is ready for solids are the same ones the rest of the family are eating, providing they are healthy foods. Obviously if the rest of the family are eating unhealthy foods you won’t want to give these to your baby. Baby nutrition is not all that different from anybody else’s, if the rest of the family is eating healthy foods there is no reason that your baby can’t eat the same things. It is important to remember that babies have much more sensitive taste buds than adults so the foods they are given must be very bland with no salt, sugar or spices added. If the foods your family is eating contain these you will want to get a commercial baby food instead. It is also a good idea to only introduce one food at a time and then wait a few days before you try a different food. Many babies have allergies to certain foods, by introducing one at a time you will be able to tell which food caused it if your child has a reaction.</p>
<p>Good baby nutrition requires a large amount of iron so it is a good idea to start your child with foods that contain a lot of it. Single grain cereals, meat, poultry and legumes are all good providing they are well cooked. You can also give your child egg yolks but not egg whites until they reach one year because of the risk of allergies. You should not introduce milk products until your baby is nine months old and even then you want to limit the amount, too much milk can cause an iron deficiency. At six months any foods you give your child will need to be pureed, once the reach nine months you can give them small pieces of soft fruits and vegetables and diced meats.</p>
<p>One of the biggest mistakes that parents make is trying to coax their child into eating, this is what leads to eating disorders later in life. You don’t want to try to entice them to eat by playing games or offering them sweetened foods, you want your child to follow their own hunger cues. A baby will eat when he is hungry and won’t when he’s not, don’t try to force it. Breast milk will provide sufficient baby nutrition for the first year at least so there is no reason to rush a child into eating solid foods. If your baby is hungry he will get excited and open his mouth when he sees food. If he isn’t hungry he will close his mouth and turn his head away, pay attention to these cues. When first starting out offer your child just a small amount of food and don’t rush them, babies often need to try a food several times before the are prepared to eat it.</p>
<p>For the most part babies can eat anything as long as it is bland but there are a few things that you are going to want to avoid feeding your child. Babies should not be given anything with lots of sugar in it like candy or pop, it will make them very hyperactive. It is also not a good idea to give children honey until they reach the age of one because of the risk of  infant botulism. Egg whites should also be avoided until the age of one because of the risk of allergies, a lot of babies are allergic to egg whites. A lot of people are allergic to nuts, peanuts and shellfish so you should wait until a child is three years old before you introduce these to your child, especially  if there is a family history of allergies. An allergic reaction in a baby is a serious health risk. Other than these restrictions baby nutrition is not really that different from adult nutrition and your child can be feed pretty much anything that they are willing to eat.</p>
<p>There is a risk that your child will choke when they first start to eat so it is important that precautions be taken to ensure that this doesn&#8217;t happen. First of all it goes without saying that your child should be supervised while eating, never give him food and leave him alone. The child should be sitting down whenever he is eating. Any foods that you give your child will need to be soft and cut into small pieces, anything round like grape or wieners should be diced, raw vegetables should be grated. Any hard vegetables or fruits should be well cooked in order to make them soft and then cut into small pieces. Babies can choke on soft bread fairly easily so if you are going to give your child something  like peanut butter toast the bread or put it on a cracker. Things like peanuts and popcorn that are very hard and can be swallowed whole represent a serious choking hazard and should be avoided. You will also need to remove the pits from any fruits you give your child. Common sense should make it obvious what a child can and can&#8217;t eat without being at risk for choking.</p>
<p>There is no reason to give your child juice, this is something a lot of parents do and it is a mistake. Juice is quite filling and given that babies have small appetites you don&#8217;t want to fill them up with juice. Baby nutrition is better handled with solid foods so instead of letting them fill up on juice give them water so that they still have an appetite. Fruit juices tend to cause diarrhea in babies so that is another reason that you are going to want to avoid them. Fruit juices can also cause tooth decay, especially if they are given to small children. If you are going to give your child juice you need to limit the amount that you give them and only offer it at meals. They should be given their juice in a cup, you want to teach your child that juice is to be drunk with meals not in between. If your child is thirsty between meals they can be given water. Babies who are being breastfed don&#8217;t need any additional water they get everything they need from their mothers milk.</p>
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		<title>Do You Have To Drink Milk During Your Pregnancy??? What If You Lactose And Tolerant?</title>
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<p>Many pregnant women are concerning about their pregnancy. A question has been brought up in a discussion :</p>
<blockquote><p>I&#8217;ve been eating cheese and yogurt&#8230; and that seems to be fine to eat.<br />
but milk and ice cream kill me!!!<br />
Do I have to make myself drink it for the baby?</p></blockquote>
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<li>If you are lactose intolerant, you can buy soy milk, etc. I also hated milk, not because of intolerance, but just didn’t like it. My Dr. said a quart a day–my solution was to buy something like Nestles Quick and put in my milk. The chocolate taste made it taste good enough for me to drink. It is important for you to get enough calcium while you are pregnant because the baby will take what he/she needs and you could come up short to protect your own bones, teeth, etc. You can also check with your OB/GYN to see if he has any suggestions like taking a calcium supplement, etc.</li>
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<li>No. You can get calcium from other sources. The reason that cheese and yogurt sit better is because they have enzymes in them that aid in digestion. Pasturized milk and ice cream do not. There are over the counter products that temporarily give you those enzymes and will help you if you want to eat ice cream or drink milk.<br />
There are some good natural supplements that give you way more calcium than milk. Look up spirulina…it’s an awesome source of calcium!<br />
P.S. Chocolate and caffiene interfere with your body’s ability to absorb calcium, so if you’re concerned about not getting enough, avoid those.
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<li>Don’t force yourself to drink milk if you’re lactose intolerant. The yogurt and cheese will help as sources of calcium. You can check with your pracitioner to see if you’re getting enough calcium or not. If not, he/she can prescribe a calcium supplement for you. The biggest problem with too much cheese is constipation.<br />
Also, Natrel makes a lactose free milk in homo, 1 and 2 percent and skim milk if you’re very concerned about your milk intake.</li>
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<li>I am lactose intolerant…. you can get lactose free milk if you like it, that being said, I couldn’t even take milk in my TEA (decaf) when I was pregnant – the dairy killed me – lactose intolerance aside, it made me completely nauseous. Go for other calcium rich foods, some vegetables and fruits are loaded with it, and when all else failed (and I could eat again) mac &#038; cheese or grilled cheese sandwiches or yogurt with granola all stood in for milk in a rather large way…</li>
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<li>No, of course you don’t have to drink milk. (There are many cultures in which animal milk isn’t used at all. Vegans never drink milk.) Making yourself sick by eating a food you can’t tolerate doesn’t help your baby in any way.<br />
Eat a balanced diet. Include in it whatever dairy products you CAN tolerate (yogurt is usually good for LI folks). If you like milk, you can drink the lactose free type, or take the lactaid pills. But if you don’t like it, a varied diet and your prenatal vitamins will cover all your bases.<br />
(And, just to clear up one myth, the fact that you are LI doesn’t mean that your baby will be. Infants are never lactose intolerant, so if baby has difficulty with your breastmilk, or with a standard formula, don’t let anyone try to tell you that it’s becuase he’s LI. )</li>
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<li>No, you don’t. What baby (and you) need is what is found in the milk and ice cream, not the products themselves. Calcium is important for building strong bones in both your quickly growing little one and yourself, but you certainly don’t need to make yourself sick in order to make sure you get enough. Aside from yogurt and cheese (both excellent sources of Calcium), you can take a Calcium supplement. Just be sure to O.K. it with your doctor first. Congratulations on your baby!</li>
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<li>I’m 36 weeks pregnant and haven’t had cow’s milk for a loooong time =) I do eat cheese and when i can, ice-cream, but i’m a little sensitive to Lactose.. Baby is growing fine and i’ve had no problems at all. I guess the only thing is the calcium. You can get Calcium enriched Soymilk which is what i drink, otherwise i’d say take suppliment pills because your bones/teeth get really weak while pregnant >.< Good luck!</li>
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<li>Don’t eat something that you have an intolerance to! Stressing your body is the worst possible thing you can do for the baby!<br />
I would speak to your doctor and maybe have an allergy test. It might be that goats milk works for you. But really, all you need to eat is your normal healthy diet.</li>
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<li>Cheese and yogurt are a great addition to support your growing fetus. Instead of milk try drinking soy milk. It taste better and it has just about if more nutrients like calcium and vitamin D. Most importantly its great for lactose and tolerant people.</li>
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<li>You can get calcium from plenty of other sources. Cheese, yogurt, fortified soy milk, fortified tofu, broccoli, dark green leafy vegetables and fortified orange juice all have enough calcium.
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		<description><![CDATA[I&#8217;ve heard some parents claim soy products are better for babies than similar ones made from milk and dairy.  Some, however, claim otherwise, insisting that soy will only help stimulate increased growth of fat cells.  When it comes to this argument, neither parent is wrong nor right. Formulas based on either of the two should [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img style="border-top-width: 0px; border-left-width: 0px; border-bottom-width: 0px; border-right-width: 0px" src="http://greenstumbler.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/soydairy.jpg" border="0" alt="" align="left" />I&#8217;ve heard some parents claim <a href="http://babynutritioncare.com/nutrition-for-toddler/the-health-benefits-of-soy-milk/">soy products</a> are better for babies than similar ones made from milk and dairy.  Some, however, claim otherwise, insisting that soy will only help stimulate increased growth of fat cells.  When it comes to this argument, neither parent is wrong nor right.</p>
<p>Formulas based on either of the two should provide comparable nutritional value, making an argument on each other&#8217;s merits a difficult proposition.  In general, though, baby formula based on dairy is recommended by more pediatricians for its closer similarity to breast milk.  A soy-based formula is usually prescribed when the baby is potentially allergic to dairy or suffers from lactose intolerance.</p>
<p>The biggest difference in the composition of soy, which is often cited as the main reason to avoid it, are compounds called phytoestrogens.  Many researches are currently being done on its effects on babies and it is frequently the subject of hot debate.</p>
<p>Milk generally has a higher quality of protein than soy, apart from naturally containing calcium. Save for those differences, however, all their nutrient contents &#8211; whether fat, carbohydrates, calcium, calories, cholesterol or vitamins &#8211; are usually the same.</p>
<p>So which one is better?  Personally, I would go with dairy although there is absolutely nothing wrong, as far as science can tell, from soy-based baby products as well.  Thousands upon thousands (maybe millions even) of healthy children have been raised on either of the two.</p>
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