Guest guest Posted May 18, 2007 Report Share Posted May 18, 2007 Sarah, I assure you that the bananas are not constipating your child. Normal, reasonably humans are not constipated by bananas. We are one species ... when healthy, we all thrive on the same general diet. We are a tropical species in origin. Bananas are abundant in the tropics. Etc. If you wish, we can explore ALL that your son eats ... not only what, but when, how far apart, in what order and combination. And I have begun to observe a pattern, where small children are often constipated for emotional, not physical, reasons. Perhaps he holds some fear ... something of which you are totally unaware ... and is literally " holding it all in " or " holding his world together " or the like. Worth exploring, if you wish. Elchanan _____ sarah shaw Thursday, May 17, 2007 6:10 PM rawfood Re: [Raw Food] Would love to hear your opinion on this.... about banana diet I have found some people say they are quite binding and others have no problem. I have been regular since starting the banana plan 3 days ago but my son who is 9 months has to watch how much bananas he has because they will constipate him I am not sure if they are high in iron or what the issue is. But I think everyone is different. I havent had any withdrawl symptoms like everyone else has unless I have something I shouldn't and then I pay the price. It's a mystery how the human body works that we are trying to figure out! LOL sarah Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 18, 2007 Report Share Posted May 18, 2007 Bananas was the first food he had when he started eating solids and after a week of eating them we noticed he hadn't pooped all week which we were told was normal for a bf babie which was not in his case because he was in pain after many tries to get him to go he finally did and he was infact constipated. If he has prunes with his bananas he is fine if he eats bananas by them self he is bunged up for a few days. It is not an emotional thing it is the way he works I have been with him for 9months and feeding him solids for 3 I know everything about this boy. when his stomach is rock hard, he is pulling up his knees, and screaming his tummy hurts. I thank you for your imput > " Elchanan " <Elchanan >rawfood ><rawfood > >[Raw Food] Pooping patterns, bananas, & constipation >Fri, 18 May 2007 09:41:37 -0700 > >Sarah, > >I assure you that the bananas are not constipating your child. Normal, >reasonably humans are not constipated by bananas. > >We are one species ... when healthy, we all thrive on the same general >diet. >We are a tropical species in origin. Bananas are abundant in the tropics. >Etc. > >If you wish, we can explore ALL that your son eats ... not only what, but >when, how far apart, in what order and combination. And I have begun to >observe a pattern, where small children are often constipated for >emotional, >not physical, reasons. Perhaps he holds some fear ... something of which >you >are totally unaware ... and is literally " holding it all in " or " holding >his >world together " or the like. > >Worth exploring, if you wish. > >Elchanan > _____ > >sarah shaw >Thursday, May 17, 2007 6:10 PM >rawfood >Re: [Raw Food] Would love to hear your opinion on this.... about >banana diet > >I have found some people say they are quite binding and others have no >problem. I have been regular since starting the banana plan 3 days ago but >my son who is 9 months has to watch how much bananas he has because they >will constipate him I am not sure if they are high in iron or what the >issue >is. But I think everyone is different. I havent had any withdrawl symptoms >like everyone else has unless I have something I shouldn't and then I pay >the price. It's a mystery how the human body works that we are trying to >figure out! LOL sarah > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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