Guest guest Posted June 5, 2006 Report Share Posted June 5, 2006 Hi everyone, We are at 11 weeks on the diet. My younger son (ASD and on-and-off GI issues) has had looser stools than ever since starting SCD. So, this weekend I put him back on the intro diet. Here we are, day 3 of the re-intro -- chicken, chicken soup, cooked carrots, grape jello, and this morning a little cooked apple -- and he has poop full of chunks of carrot! Arrrgh! Cooked carrots are supposed to be digestible -- how come they're showing up? Any advice? Marina SCD 11 weeks, two ASD sons Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 5, 2006 Report Share Posted June 5, 2006 Marina, You may need to puree things for a while. Whatever it takes to make everything as EASY to digest as possible. Kids often just don't chew very well so even " easy to digest " vegetables will not be broken down by a gut that is less-than-perfect.... if they don't chew first. I puree a LOT of stuff for my daughter (recently started back on SCD after being off of it for almost two years). For the same reasons, applesauce is easier to digest than chunks of cooked apple. Patti back to the intro diet -- help! Hi everyone, We are at 11 weeks on the diet. My younger son (ASD and on-and-off GI issues) has had looser stools than ever since starting SCD. So, this weekend I put him back on the intro diet. Here we are, day 3 of the re-intro -- chicken, chicken soup, cooked carrots, grape jello, and this morning a little cooked apple -- and he has poop full of chunks of carrot! Arrrgh! Cooked carrots are supposed to be digestible -- how come they're showing up? Any advice? Marina SCD 11 weeks, two ASD sons Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 5, 2006 Report Share Posted June 5, 2006 Marina, I totally agree with Patti: well cooked and blended veggies are easier to digest. For some kids,carrots are difficult to digest. Young carrots are easier than older ones. Mimi > > Marina, > > You may need to puree things for a while. Whatever it takes to make everything as EASY to digest as possible. Kids often just don't chew very well so even " easy to digest " vegetables will not be broken down by a gut that is less-than-perfect.... if they don't chew first. I puree a LOT of stuff for my daughter (recently started back on SCD after being off of it for almost two years). For the same reasons, applesauce is easier to digest than chunks of cooked apple. > > Patti > back to the intro diet -- help! > > > Hi everyone, > > We are at 11 weeks on the diet. My younger son (ASD and on-and-off GI issues) has had looser stools than ever since starting SCD. So, this weekend I put him back on the intro diet. > > Here we are, day 3 of the re-intro -- chicken, chicken soup, cooked carrots, grape jello, and this morning a little cooked apple -- and he has poop full of chunks of carrot! Arrrgh! Cooked carrots are supposed to be digestible -- how come they're showing up? > > Any advice? > > Marina > SCD 11 weeks, two ASD sons > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 6, 2006 Report Share Posted June 6, 2006 Well, duh! Why didn't I think of that? (sound of me slapping my forehead) Thanks! Marina back to the intro diet -- help! > > > Hi everyone, > > We are at 11 weeks on the diet. My younger son (ASD and on-and-off GI issues) has had looser stools than ever since starting SCD. So, this weekend I put him back on the intro diet. > > Here we are, day 3 of the re-intro -- chicken, chicken soup, cooked carrots, grape jello, and this morning a little cooked apple -- and he has poop full of chunks of carrot! Arrrgh! Cooked carrots are supposed to be digestible -- how come they're showing up? > > Any advice? > > Marina > SCD 11 weeks, two ASD sons > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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