RE: Question about adding new foods

March 12, 2006

what is he eating right now? did he tolerate pear sauce well before? It

might be what he needs, more carbs perhaps?

>

>Reply-To: pecanbread

>To: pecanbread >

>Subject: Question about adding new foods

>Date: Sun, 12 Mar 2006 18:46:45 -0800

>

>Ok, tomorrow marks the end of the introduction for DS (3 days). The past 2

>days have been one big dramatic horrific tantrum to say the least. I was

>thinking of introducing pear sauce tomorrow but how am I to differentiate

>any reactions with his current state being the way it is?

>

>Kelli

>

>Kai 3 1/2- ASD, SCD since 5/05 (re-started-- day 3 of intro)

>

>Tatum (1 1/2) NT

>

March 12, 2006

what is he eating right now? did he tolerate pear sauce well before? It

might be what he needs, more carbs perhaps?

>

>Reply-To: pecanbread

>To: pecanbread >

>Subject: Question about adding new foods

>Date: Sun, 12 Mar 2006 18:46:45 -0800

>

>Ok, tomorrow marks the end of the introduction for DS (3 days). The past 2

>days have been one big dramatic horrific tantrum to say the least. I was

>thinking of introducing pear sauce tomorrow but how am I to differentiate

>any reactions with his current state being the way it is?

>

>Kelli

>

>Kai 3 1/2- ASD, SCD since 5/05 (re-started-- day 3 of intro)

>

>Tatum (1 1/2) NT

>

March 12, 2006

what is he eating right now? did he tolerate pear sauce well before? It

might be what he needs, more carbs perhaps?

>

>Reply-To: pecanbread

>To: pecanbread >

>Subject: Question about adding new foods

>Date: Sun, 12 Mar 2006 18:46:45 -0800

>

>Ok, tomorrow marks the end of the introduction for DS (3 days). The past 2

>days have been one big dramatic horrific tantrum to say the least. I was

>thinking of introducing pear sauce tomorrow but how am I to differentiate

>any reactions with his current state being the way it is?

>

>Kelli

>

>Kai 3 1/2- ASD, SCD since 5/05 (re-started-- day 3 of intro)

>

>Tatum (1 1/2) NT

>

March 12, 2006

I know as horrible and hard as this sounds, I would not leave intro until the

tantrums calm down, you will not be able to tell very easily what is from what.

Summer

Kelli Kelliston@...> wrote:

Ok, tomorrow marks the end of the introduction for DS (3 days). The past 2

days have been one big dramatic horrific tantrum to say the least. I was

thinking of introducing pear sauce tomorrow but how am I to differentiate

any reactions with his current state being the way it is?

Kelli

Kai 3 1/2- ASD, SCD since 5/05 (re-started-- day 3 of intro)

Tatum (1 1/2) NT

March 12, 2006

I know as horrible and hard as this sounds, I would not leave intro until the

tantrums calm down, you will not be able to tell very easily what is from what.

Summer

Kelli Kelliston@...> wrote:

Ok, tomorrow marks the end of the introduction for DS (3 days). The past 2

days have been one big dramatic horrific tantrum to say the least. I was

thinking of introducing pear sauce tomorrow but how am I to differentiate

any reactions with his current state being the way it is?

Kelli

Kai 3 1/2- ASD, SCD since 5/05 (re-started-- day 3 of intro)

Tatum (1 1/2) NT

March 12, 2006

I know as horrible and hard as this sounds, I would not leave intro until the

tantrums calm down, you will not be able to tell very easily what is from what.

Summer

Kelli Kelliston@...> wrote:

Ok, tomorrow marks the end of the introduction for DS (3 days). The past 2

days have been one big dramatic horrific tantrum to say the least. I was

thinking of introducing pear sauce tomorrow but how am I to differentiate

any reactions with his current state being the way it is?

Kelli

Kai 3 1/2- ASD, SCD since 5/05 (re-started-- day 3 of intro)

Tatum (1 1/2) NT

March 12, 2006

He hasn't ever been too fond of pears (raw) and hasn't like sauce all that

much but I would like to give it a try (and it's low phenol). I made a batch

of chicken pancakes with pears as a starter (for tomorrow). I am not sure

how well he tolerated it because he has always had such a variety of foods,

it was hard to pinpoint what was causing what.

He is eating: egg yolks, chicken, turkey, hamburger, carrot (pureed in

soup), chicken soup, jello (welches white grape).

...........

Kelli

Kai & Tatum

Question about adding new foods

>Date: Sun, 12 Mar 2006 18:46:45 -0800

>

>Ok, tomorrow marks the end of the introduction for DS (3 days). The past 2

>days have been one big dramatic horrific tantrum to say the least. I was

>thinking of introducing pear sauce tomorrow but how am I to differentiate

>any reactions with his current state being the way it is?

>

>Kelli

>

>Kai 3 1/2- ASD, SCD since 5/05 (re-started-- day 3 of intro)

>

>Tatum (1 1/2) NT

>

March 12, 2006

Summer, I have thought of doing that but I think I remember reading that it

should only be done for a maximum of 5 days and that is with Diarrhea. He

has mushy sorta formed poops of good color that didn't change with the

intro. The thing that REALLY worries me is that he has little to no carbs.

The only carbs he is getting is the jello and soup broth (pureed carrot).and

that is about once a day. He doesn't drink juice (only water).

...........

Kelli

Kai & Tatum

_____

From: pecanbread [mailto:pecanbread ] On

Behalf Of Kelli

Sent: Sunday, March 12, 2006 7:45 PM

To: pecanbread

Subject: RE: Question about adding new foods

He hasn't ever been too fond of pears (raw) and hasn't like sauce all that

much but I would like to give it a try (and it's low phenol). I made a batch

of chicken pancakes with pears as a starter (for tomorrow). I am not sure

how well he tolerated it because he has always had such a variety of foods,

it was hard to pinpoint what was causing what.

He is eating: egg yolks, chicken, turkey, hamburger, carrot (pureed in

soup), chicken soup, jello (welches white grape).

..........

Kelli

Kai & Tatum

Question about adding new foods

>Date: Sun, 12 Mar 2006 18:46:45 -0800

>

>Ok, tomorrow marks the end of the introduction for DS (3 days). The past 2

>days have been one big dramatic horrific tantrum to say the least. I was

>thinking of introducing pear sauce tomorrow but how am I to differentiate

>any reactions with his current state being the way it is?

>

>Kelli

>

>Kai 3 1/2- ASD, SCD since 5/05 (re-started-- day 3 of intro)

>

>Tatum (1 1/2) NT

>

March 12, 2006

Summer, I have thought of doing that but I think I remember reading that it

should only be done for a maximum of 5 days and that is with Diarrhea. He

has mushy sorta formed poops of good color that didn't change with the

intro. The thing that REALLY worries me is that he has little to no carbs.

The only carbs he is getting is the jello and soup broth (pureed carrot).and

that is about once a day. He doesn't drink juice (only water).

...........

Kelli

Kai & Tatum

_____

From: pecanbread [mailto:pecanbread ] On

Behalf Of Kelli

Sent: Sunday, March 12, 2006 7:45 PM

To: pecanbread

Subject: RE: Question about adding new foods

He hasn't ever been too fond of pears (raw) and hasn't like sauce all that

much but I would like to give it a try (and it's low phenol). I made a batch

of chicken pancakes with pears as a starter (for tomorrow). I am not sure

how well he tolerated it because he has always had such a variety of foods,

it was hard to pinpoint what was causing what.

He is eating: egg yolks, chicken, turkey, hamburger, carrot (pureed in

soup), chicken soup, jello (welches white grape).

..........

Kelli

Kai & Tatum

Question about adding new foods

>Date: Sun, 12 Mar 2006 18:46:45 -0800

>

>Ok, tomorrow marks the end of the introduction for DS (3 days). The past 2

>days have been one big dramatic horrific tantrum to say the least. I was

>thinking of introducing pear sauce tomorrow but how am I to differentiate

>any reactions with his current state being the way it is?

>

>Kelli

>

>Kai 3 1/2- ASD, SCD since 5/05 (re-started-- day 3 of intro)

>

>Tatum (1 1/2) NT

>

March 12, 2006

Summer, I have thought of doing that but I think I remember reading that it

should only be done for a maximum of 5 days and that is with Diarrhea. He

has mushy sorta formed poops of good color that didn't change with the

intro. The thing that REALLY worries me is that he has little to no carbs.

The only carbs he is getting is the jello and soup broth (pureed carrot).and

that is about once a day. He doesn't drink juice (only water).

...........

Kelli

Kai & Tatum

_____

From: pecanbread [mailto:pecanbread ] On

Behalf Of Kelli

Sent: Sunday, March 12, 2006 7:45 PM

To: pecanbread

Subject: RE: Question about adding new foods

He hasn't ever been too fond of pears (raw) and hasn't like sauce all that

much but I would like to give it a try (and it's low phenol). I made a batch

of chicken pancakes with pears as a starter (for tomorrow). I am not sure

how well he tolerated it because he has always had such a variety of foods,

it was hard to pinpoint what was causing what.

He is eating: egg yolks, chicken, turkey, hamburger, carrot (pureed in

soup), chicken soup, jello (welches white grape).

..........

Kelli

Kai & Tatum

Question about adding new foods

>Date: Sun, 12 Mar 2006 18:46:45 -0800

>

>Ok, tomorrow marks the end of the introduction for DS (3 days). The past 2

>days have been one big dramatic horrific tantrum to say the least. I was

>thinking of introducing pear sauce tomorrow but how am I to differentiate

>any reactions with his current state being the way it is?

>

>Kelli

>

>Kai 3 1/2- ASD, SCD since 5/05 (re-started-- day 3 of intro)

>

>Tatum (1 1/2) NT

>

March 12, 2006

can he tolerate banana? that might be easier? I'm not sure if it is high

phenol though, if not go with pears, I think he needs carbs

>

>Reply-To: pecanbread

>To: pecanbread >

>Subject: RE: Question about adding new foods

>Date: Sun, 12 Mar 2006 19:48:45 -0800

>

>Summer, I have thought of doing that but I think I remember reading that it

>should only be done for a maximum of 5 days and that is with Diarrhea. He

>has mushy sorta formed poops of good color that didn't change with the

>intro. The thing that REALLY worries me is that he has little to no carbs.

>The only carbs he is getting is the jello and soup broth (pureed

>carrot).and

>that is about once a day. He doesn't drink juice (only water).

>

>..........

>

>Kelli

>

>Kai & Tatum

>

> _____

>

>From: pecanbread [mailto:pecanbread ] On

>Behalf Of Kelli

>Sent: Sunday, March 12, 2006 7:45 PM

>To: pecanbread

>Subject: RE: Question about adding new foods

>

>He hasn't ever been too fond of pears (raw) and hasn't like sauce all that

>much but I would like to give it a try (and it's low phenol). I made a

>batch

>of chicken pancakes with pears as a starter (for tomorrow). I am not sure

>how well he tolerated it because he has always had such a variety of foods,

>it was hard to pinpoint what was causing what.

>

>He is eating: egg yolks, chicken, turkey, hamburger, carrot (pureed in

>soup), chicken soup, jello (welches white grape).

>

>.........

>Kelli

>Kai & Tatum

>

> Question about adding new foods

> >Date: Sun, 12 Mar 2006 18:46:45 -0800

> >

> >Ok, tomorrow marks the end of the introduction for DS (3 days). The past

>2

> >days have been one big dramatic horrific tantrum to say the least. I was

> >thinking of introducing pear sauce tomorrow but how am I to differentiate

> >any reactions with his current state being the way it is?

> >

> >Kelli

> >

> >Kai 3 1/2- ASD, SCD since 5/05 (re-started-- day 3 of intro)

> >

> >Tatum (1 1/2) NT

> >

March 12, 2006

can he tolerate banana? that might be easier? I'm not sure if it is high

phenol though, if not go with pears, I think he needs carbs

>

>Reply-To: pecanbread

>To: pecanbread >

>Subject: RE: Question about adding new foods

>Date: Sun, 12 Mar 2006 19:48:45 -0800

>

>Summer, I have thought of doing that but I think I remember reading that it

>should only be done for a maximum of 5 days and that is with Diarrhea. He

>has mushy sorta formed poops of good color that didn't change with the

>intro. The thing that REALLY worries me is that he has little to no carbs.

>The only carbs he is getting is the jello and soup broth (pureed

>carrot).and

>that is about once a day. He doesn't drink juice (only water).

>

>..........

>

>Kelli

>

>Kai & Tatum

>

> _____

>

>From: pecanbread [mailto:pecanbread ] On

>Behalf Of Kelli

>Sent: Sunday, March 12, 2006 7:45 PM

>To: pecanbread

>Subject: RE: Question about adding new foods

>

>He hasn't ever been too fond of pears (raw) and hasn't like sauce all that

>much but I would like to give it a try (and it's low phenol). I made a

>batch

>of chicken pancakes with pears as a starter (for tomorrow). I am not sure

>how well he tolerated it because he has always had such a variety of foods,

>it was hard to pinpoint what was causing what.

>

>He is eating: egg yolks, chicken, turkey, hamburger, carrot (pureed in

>soup), chicken soup, jello (welches white grape).

>

>.........

>Kelli

>Kai & Tatum

>

> Question about adding new foods

> >Date: Sun, 12 Mar 2006 18:46:45 -0800

> >

> >Ok, tomorrow marks the end of the introduction for DS (3 days). The past

>2

> >days have been one big dramatic horrific tantrum to say the least. I was

> >thinking of introducing pear sauce tomorrow but how am I to differentiate

> >any reactions with his current state being the way it is?

> >

> >Kelli

> >

> >Kai 3 1/2- ASD, SCD since 5/05 (re-started-- day 3 of intro)

> >

> >Tatum (1 1/2) NT

> >

March 12, 2006

can he tolerate banana? that might be easier? I'm not sure if it is high

phenol though, if not go with pears, I think he needs carbs

>

>Reply-To: pecanbread

>To: pecanbread >

>Subject: RE: Question about adding new foods

>Date: Sun, 12 Mar 2006 19:48:45 -0800

>

>Summer, I have thought of doing that but I think I remember reading that it

>should only be done for a maximum of 5 days and that is with Diarrhea. He

>has mushy sorta formed poops of good color that didn't change with the

>intro. The thing that REALLY worries me is that he has little to no carbs.

>The only carbs he is getting is the jello and soup broth (pureed

>carrot).and

>that is about once a day. He doesn't drink juice (only water).

>

>..........

>

>Kelli

>

>Kai & Tatum

>

> _____

>

>From: pecanbread [mailto:pecanbread ] On

>Behalf Of Kelli

>Sent: Sunday, March 12, 2006 7:45 PM

>To: pecanbread

>Subject: RE: Question about adding new foods

>

>He hasn't ever been too fond of pears (raw) and hasn't like sauce all that

>much but I would like to give it a try (and it's low phenol). I made a

>batch

>of chicken pancakes with pears as a starter (for tomorrow). I am not sure

>how well he tolerated it because he has always had such a variety of foods,

>it was hard to pinpoint what was causing what.

>

>He is eating: egg yolks, chicken, turkey, hamburger, carrot (pureed in

>soup), chicken soup, jello (welches white grape).

>

>.........

>Kelli

>Kai & Tatum

>

> Question about adding new foods

> >Date: Sun, 12 Mar 2006 18:46:45 -0800

> >

> >Ok, tomorrow marks the end of the introduction for DS (3 days). The past

>2

> >days have been one big dramatic horrific tantrum to say the least. I was

> >thinking of introducing pear sauce tomorrow but how am I to differentiate

> >any reactions with his current state being the way it is?

> >

> >Kelli

> >

> >Kai 3 1/2- ASD, SCD since 5/05 (re-started-- day 3 of intro)

> >

> >Tatum (1 1/2) NT

> >

March 12, 2006

I don't know what SCD's official position is on this, my books are all out on

loan, but I have always been a big fan of elimination diet techniques. The way I

do it, and recommend it (this may not be appropriate for you, I am just putting

it out there) is to stay on intro, with bone marrow broths as long as possible,

preferably at least a week, then introduce one food, two max with 3 days space

between, a week.

I just want to reiterate this is a basic elimination technique, especially for

those delayed reactions from specific types of gut bugs. It gives time to really

get a feel for what food is causing what problem, from poops to red eyes, to

increased urination, tantrums, eye rolling, slurring, sensory problems, tics,

etc. This may not be appropriate if you feel this will not be healthy or

helpful. I'm just whirling it out there in pecan cyberspace. lol

You are right, though, adding in some carbs may help him feel better.

Summer

Kelli Kelliston@...> wrote:

Summer, I have thought of doing that but I think I remember reading that it

should only be done for a maximum of 5 days and that is with Diarrhea. He

has mushy sorta formed poops of good color that didn't change with the

intro. The thing that REALLY worries me is that he has little to no carbs.

The only carbs he is getting is the jello and soup broth (pureed carrot).and

that is about once a day. He doesn't drink juice (only water).

...........

Kelli

Kai & Tatum

_____

From: pecanbread [mailto:pecanbread ] On

Behalf Of Kelli

Sent: Sunday, March 12, 2006 7:45 PM

To: pecanbread

Subject: RE: Question about adding new foods

He hasn't ever been too fond of pears (raw) and hasn't like sauce all that

much but I would like to give it a try (and it's low phenol). I made a batch

of chicken pancakes with pears as a starter (for tomorrow). I am not sure

how well he tolerated it because he has always had such a variety of foods,

it was hard to pinpoint what was causing what.

He is eating: egg yolks, chicken, turkey, hamburger, carrot (pureed in

soup), chicken soup, jello (welches white grape).

..........

Kelli

Kai & Tatum

Question about adding new foods

>Date: Sun, 12 Mar 2006 18:46:45 -0800

>

>Ok, tomorrow marks the end of the introduction for DS (3 days). The past 2

>days have been one big dramatic horrific tantrum to say the least. I was

>thinking of introducing pear sauce tomorrow but how am I to differentiate

>any reactions with his current state being the way it is?

>

>Kelli

>

>Kai 3 1/2- ASD, SCD since 5/05 (re-started-- day 3 of intro)

>

>Tatum (1 1/2) NT

>

March 12, 2006

I don't know what SCD's official position is on this, my books are all out on

loan, but I have always been a big fan of elimination diet techniques. The way I

do it, and recommend it (this may not be appropriate for you, I am just putting

it out there) is to stay on intro, with bone marrow broths as long as possible,

preferably at least a week, then introduce one food, two max with 3 days space

between, a week.

I just want to reiterate this is a basic elimination technique, especially for

those delayed reactions from specific types of gut bugs. It gives time to really

get a feel for what food is causing what problem, from poops to red eyes, to

increased urination, tantrums, eye rolling, slurring, sensory problems, tics,

etc. This may not be appropriate if you feel this will not be healthy or

helpful. I'm just whirling it out there in pecan cyberspace. lol

You are right, though, adding in some carbs may help him feel better.

Summer

Kelli Kelliston@...> wrote:

Summer, I have thought of doing that but I think I remember reading that it

should only be done for a maximum of 5 days and that is with Diarrhea. He

has mushy sorta formed poops of good color that didn't change with the

intro. The thing that REALLY worries me is that he has little to no carbs.

The only carbs he is getting is the jello and soup broth (pureed carrot).and

that is about once a day. He doesn't drink juice (only water).

...........

Kelli

Kai & Tatum

_____

From: pecanbread [mailto:pecanbread ] On

Behalf Of Kelli

Sent: Sunday, March 12, 2006 7:45 PM

To: pecanbread

Subject: RE: Question about adding new foods

He hasn't ever been too fond of pears (raw) and hasn't like sauce all that

much but I would like to give it a try (and it's low phenol). I made a batch

of chicken pancakes with pears as a starter (for tomorrow). I am not sure

how well he tolerated it because he has always had such a variety of foods,

it was hard to pinpoint what was causing what.

He is eating: egg yolks, chicken, turkey, hamburger, carrot (pureed in

soup), chicken soup, jello (welches white grape).

..........

Kelli

Kai & Tatum

Question about adding new foods

>Date: Sun, 12 Mar 2006 18:46:45 -0800

>

>Ok, tomorrow marks the end of the introduction for DS (3 days). The past 2

>days have been one big dramatic horrific tantrum to say the least. I was

>thinking of introducing pear sauce tomorrow but how am I to differentiate

>any reactions with his current state being the way it is?

>

>Kelli

>

>Kai 3 1/2- ASD, SCD since 5/05 (re-started-- day 3 of intro)

>

>Tatum (1 1/2) NT

>

March 12, 2006

I don't know what SCD's official position is on this, my books are all out on

loan, but I have always been a big fan of elimination diet techniques. The way I

do it, and recommend it (this may not be appropriate for you, I am just putting

it out there) is to stay on intro, with bone marrow broths as long as possible,

preferably at least a week, then introduce one food, two max with 3 days space

between, a week.

I just want to reiterate this is a basic elimination technique, especially for

those delayed reactions from specific types of gut bugs. It gives time to really

get a feel for what food is causing what problem, from poops to red eyes, to

increased urination, tantrums, eye rolling, slurring, sensory problems, tics,

etc. This may not be appropriate if you feel this will not be healthy or

helpful. I'm just whirling it out there in pecan cyberspace. lol

You are right, though, adding in some carbs may help him feel better.

Summer

Kelli Kelliston@...> wrote:

Summer, I have thought of doing that but I think I remember reading that it

should only be done for a maximum of 5 days and that is with Diarrhea. He

has mushy sorta formed poops of good color that didn't change with the

intro. The thing that REALLY worries me is that he has little to no carbs.

The only carbs he is getting is the jello and soup broth (pureed carrot).and

that is about once a day. He doesn't drink juice (only water).

...........

Kelli

Kai & Tatum

_____

From: pecanbread [mailto:pecanbread ] On

Behalf Of Kelli

Sent: Sunday, March 12, 2006 7:45 PM

To: pecanbread

Subject: RE: Question about adding new foods

He hasn't ever been too fond of pears (raw) and hasn't like sauce all that

much but I would like to give it a try (and it's low phenol). I made a batch

of chicken pancakes with pears as a starter (for tomorrow). I am not sure

how well he tolerated it because he has always had such a variety of foods,

it was hard to pinpoint what was causing what.

He is eating: egg yolks, chicken, turkey, hamburger, carrot (pureed in

soup), chicken soup, jello (welches white grape).

..........

Kelli

Kai & Tatum

Question about adding new foods

>Date: Sun, 12 Mar 2006 18:46:45 -0800

>

>Ok, tomorrow marks the end of the introduction for DS (3 days). The past 2

>days have been one big dramatic horrific tantrum to say the least. I was

>thinking of introducing pear sauce tomorrow but how am I to differentiate

>any reactions with his current state being the way it is?

>

>Kelli

>

>Kai 3 1/2- ASD, SCD since 5/05 (re-started-- day 3 of intro)

>

>Tatum (1 1/2) NT

>

March 13, 2006

So I am wondering, is this sort reaction " normal " on the diet? Or do most

children start to show positive signs during the intro? I had always thought

that it could be up to 2 weeks before they started to feel better. Two weeks

would see like an awful long time without sufficient carbohydrates (??).

Well maybe I will add pears but *only* pears this week. The last time we

did this (intro and stared SCD), he had a really rough 8 days but then it

got considerably better.we only did the intro 2 days that time. Unless

someone thinks there is a better food to try? I just thought that pears

would be the easiest for him considering he goes a little nutso on bananas.

...........

Kelli

Kai & Tatum

_____

From: pecanbread [mailto:pecanbread ] On

Behalf Of Gertrude Snicklegrove

Sent: Sunday, March 12, 2006 8:05 PM

To: pecanbread

Subject: RE: Question about adding new foods

I don't know what SCD's official position is on this, my books are all out

on loan, but I have always been a big fan of elimination diet techniques.

The way I do it, and recommend it (this may not be appropriate for you, I am

just putting it out there) is to stay on intro, with bone marrow broths as

long as possible, preferably at least a week, then introduce one food, two

max with 3 days space between, a week.

I just want to reiterate this is a basic elimination technique, especially

for those delayed reactions from specific types of gut bugs. It gives time

to really get a feel for what food is causing what problem, from poops to

red eyes, to increased urination, tantrums, eye rolling, slurring, sensory

problems, tics, etc. This may not be appropriate if you feel this will not

be healthy or helpful. I'm just whirling it out there in pecan cyberspace.

lol

You are right, though, adding in some carbs may help him feel better.

Summer

Kelli Kelliston@...> wrote:

Summer, I have thought of doing that but I think I remember reading that

it

should only be done for a maximum of 5 days and that is with Diarrhea. He

has mushy sorta formed poops of good color that didn't change with the

intro. The thing that REALLY worries me is that he has little to no carbs.

The only carbs he is getting is the jello and soup broth (pureed carrot).and

that is about once a day. He doesn't drink juice (only water).

..........

Kelli

Kai & Tatum

_____

From: pecanbread [mailto:pecanbread ] On

Behalf Of Kelli

Sent: Sunday, March 12, 2006 7:45 PM

To: pecanbread

Subject: RE: Question about adding new foods

He hasn't ever been too fond of pears (raw) and hasn't like sauce all that

much but I would like to give it a try (and it's low phenol). I made a batch

of chicken pancakes with pears as a starter (for tomorrow). I am not sure

how well he tolerated it because he has always had such a variety of foods,

it was hard to pinpoint what was causing what.

He is eating: egg yolks, chicken, turkey, hamburger, carrot (pureed in

soup), chicken soup, jello (welches white grape).

.........

Kelli

Kai & Tatum

Question about adding new foods

>Date: Sun, 12 Mar 2006 18:46:45 -0800

>

>Ok, tomorrow marks the end of the introduction for DS (3 days). The past 2

>days have been one big dramatic horrific tantrum to say the least. I was

>thinking of introducing pear sauce tomorrow but how am I to differentiate

>any reactions with his current state being the way it is?

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>Kelli

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>Kai 3 1/2- ASD, SCD since 5/05 (re-started-- day 3 of intro)

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>Tatum (1 1/2) NT

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March 13, 2006