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Danny has been breastfed up until about age 17 mths.  His poo has always been on the softer side (loose) even when he would eat solids.  and he has not really wanted to drink milk up until about last week (he's 19 mths old now).  But starting at about 17 1/2 mths I've been giving him Stevia water.  Now he will drink RAW milk, with 3 (1/8 tsps) in it  with about 2 cups of milk.

My MIL has mentioned that maybe the Stevia is causing his loose poo's.  I dunno.  I also sometimes wonder if it's the way his body digests things.  If maybe it could be celiac.  I don't know.  His skin seems sensitive to things, especially when he's teething.

How do I know if he's allergic to milk too?thanks//(*< *)\\  Holly V. ..........................mom to 3...\0/Babies are born potty trained... http://www.BornPottyTrained.com/

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It is totally normal for his stools to be loose while his body adjusts to the probiotics in the raw milk.  My children had loose stools when we made the switch.  If it does not clear up, you might consider raw goats milk.  Goat milk is alkaline, while cow milk is acid.  I would not suspect the stevia.    

 

On Sun, Jan 3, 2010 at 3:52 PM, Holly V. <peacefullone wrote:

 

 

 

 

Danny has been breastfed up until about age 17 mths.  His poo has always been on the softer side (loose) even when he would eat solids.  and he has not really wanted to drink milk up until about last week (he's 19 mths old now).  But starting at about 17 1/2 mths I've been giving him Stevia water.  Now he will drink RAW milk, with 3 (1/8 tsps) in it  with about 2 cups of milk.

My MIL has mentioned that maybe the Stevia is causing his loose poo's.  I dunno.  I also sometimes wonder if it's the way his body digests things.  If maybe it could be celiac.  I don't know.  His skin seems sensitive to things, especially when he's teething.

How do I know if he's allergic to milk too?thanks//(*< *)\\  Holly V. ..........................mom to 3...\0/Babies are born potty trained... http://www.BornPottyTrained.com/

Here I am on google:  http://www.google.com/profiles/peacefulloneDelight yourself in the Lord and He shall give you the desires of your heart. Psalm 37v4

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thanks Anella...but it's most always been on the softer side and messy.  I think lately it's probably because of the RAW milk and teething.   generally it's always on the softer/messy side. 

//(*< *)\\  Holly V. ..........................mom to 3...\0/Babies are born potty trained... http://www.BornPottyTrained.com/Here I am on google:  http://www.google.com/profiles/peacefullone

Delight yourself in the Lord and He shall give you the desires of your heart. Psalm 37v4

On Mon, Jan 4, 2010 at 6:33 AM, Anella Russo <anellarusso wrote:

 

 

It is totally normal for his stools to be loose while his body adjusts to the probiotics in the raw milk.  My children had loose stools when we made the switch.  If it does not clear up, you might consider raw goats milk.  Goat milk is alkaline, while cow milk is acid.  I would not suspect the stevia.   

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Is stevia good for babies? Thanks.

 

Melly

 

herbal remedies , " Holly V. " <peacefullone wrote:

>

> thanks Anella...but it's most always been on the softer side and messy. I

> think lately it's probably because of the RAW milk and teething. generally

> it's always on the softer/messy side.

>

>

> //(*< *)\\ Holly V.

> ..........................mom to 3...\0/

> Babies are born potty trained... http://www.BornPottyTrained.com/

> Here I am on google: http://www.google.com/profiles/peacefullone

> Delight yourself in the Lord and He shall give you the desires of your

> heart. Psalm 37v4

>

>

>

> On Mon, Jan 4, 2010 at 6:33 AM, Anella Russo <anellarusso wrote:

>

> >

> >

> > It is totally normal for his stools to be loose while his body adjusts to

> > the probiotics in the raw milk. My children had loose stools when we made

> > the switch. If it does not clear up, you might consider raw goats milk.

> > Goat milk is alkaline, while cow milk is acid. I would not suspect the

> > stevia.

> >

>

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Melly,

It is just fine.

Mary

 

 

 

tita_mel wrote:

 

 

Is stevia good for babies? Thanks.

 

Melly

 

herbal remedies ,

"Holly V." <peacefullone wrote:

>

> thanks Anella...but it's most always been on the softer side and

messy. I

> think lately it's probably because of the RAW milk and teething.

generally

> it's always on the softer/messy side.

>

>

> //(*< *)\\ Holly V.

> ..........................mom to 3...\0/

> Babies are born potty trained... http://www.BornPottyTrained.com/

> Here I am on google: http://www.google.com/profiles/peacefullone

> Delight yourself in the Lord and He shall give you the desires of

your

> heart. Psalm 37v4

>

>

>

> On Mon, Jan 4, 2010 at 6:33 AM, Anella Russo <anellarusso

wrote:

>

> >

> >

> > It is totally normal for his stools to be loose while his

body adjusts to

> > the probiotics in the raw milk. My children had loose stools

when we made

> > the switch. If it does not clear up, you might consider raw

goats milk.

> > Goat milk is alkaline, while cow milk is acid. I would not

suspect the

> > stevia.

> >

>

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