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I'm a worry wort Mother




I'm a worry wort Mother




my daughter just turned one and shes lactose intolerant
so shes been drinking prosobee formula since she was born.
well a couple week ago i had her tested cause she had a rash with hives including welts that kept recurring. come to find out from the test last week shes allergic to milk egg whites and SOY!!!!

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I understand your worries, and I will pray for you that everything is normal as well.View Thread















It's tuff making the transition but we finally just let him cry it out. The first couple of weeks were TUFF. Its hard to listen to them scream, wanting the comfort that you can provide, but you have to remember its far different to let them cry to teach them to be somewhat independent, rather than letting them cry and you not caring. The people who protest against cry it out methods will probably respond that I am a cruel parent, but our son now can put himself to sleep, doesn't need us to put himself back to sleep in the middle of the night, and, at 12 months, he sleeps through the night now.
Let her cry it out. It's going to be a hard road but it does work. She will eventually understand and sleep in her own room and you can get the sleep you need/deserve.
The older she gets the harder its going to be. Start now and stick to it. If it gets to hard, talk to your pediatrician for help, they have some good advice for parents that are in your situation.View Thread



























- What's your name/age? Camille/32
- Where are you from? So. Cali
- How many children? 3
- Names and Ages? Russell/3, Rose/2 & James/1 (yes, i have a 1, 2 and 3 year old!!!)
- Are you done with babies or are you wanting another? I do want another one then i will be done! waiting a few weeks to see if Im prego or not!







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