Question About #2
:o Not a great topic, I know.
I have a 2-year-old here (EXACTLY 2). DCC's bowel movements are never solid and are often a light yellowish tint. I have never seen a 2-year-old have loose stools every single day. I thought I would ask here before asking Mom about it, since she is a first time Mom and likely thinks nothing of it. Is this odd to anyone else or do some 2-year-olds just have peculiar colored loose stools every single day? I guess I'm just concerned that the child might have Celiacs like me and I'm looking for reassurance. I think I need to talk to Mom afterall. |
Originally Posted by EntropyControlSpecialist: It was a mess and its because the child ate so much fresh fruit/veggies! They still have loosier stools still but not so many a day. |
Originally Posted by EntropyControlSpecialist: |
IMHO, too much dairy and not enough food at home.
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celiac, dairy allergy, soy allergy....any number of things.
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Originally Posted by Lyss: |
Originally Posted by Lyss: 2. It's 99% likely to be both. Celiac/gluten intolerance is VERY linked to dairy issues 3. Get him used to the gf stuff now and he'll never miss it...same for DF milks.... |
dgs was like that at age 2 Since he ate most meals her I know his diet was good. Great infact. about th time he turned 3 they have become very solid most of the time. No change in diet.
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I asked. I hope they consider testing the child for gluten intolerance and dairy allergies. If it comes back good then at least you know with certainty that there is nothing to worry about.
I am allergic to dairy as well and I have Celiacs. |
Am I alone here?
I have 5 2 year olds and none of them have solid/formed poops, they are all lose although not a strange color. They all have great diets both here and at home (except perhaps one) and no allergies. Only DS drinks a lot of milk and if he has too much it makes him constipated not the other way around. :confused:
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Originally Posted by thinkinboutstarting: |
Originally Posted by EntropyControlSpecialist: |
Is the child still on a bottle? If so he is drinking way too much dairy.
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