Re: Allergies to eggs, peanuts, and dairy just discovered. What to feed picky 2 yr olds now?

[Guest guest]

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> My twin two year olds have major developmental delays - nothing official

diagnosed yet

except Celiac Disease. I have had them on SCD for three months and have seen

quite a

few improvements. But have just discovered yesterday that they tested highly

sensitive to

eggs and dairy and also sensitive to peanuts (I have not even introduced peanuts

yet).

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> All I can get them to eat at this point are dishes made with egg or yogurt

(sneaky

veggie pancakes, almond flour pancakes, chicken cupcakes, avocado meatloaf, etc)

Now

what can I feed them? They are picky and have some textural issues with foods.

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> Can I make almond flour baked goods without eggs? Can any one give me

healthy

alternatives especially for breakfast?

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I often just add almond flour to fruit and yogurt without baking it.

Carol F.

[Guest guest]

Knox unflavored gelatin can be substituted for eggs I believe. Also,

applesauce, homemade can be substituted for eggs. My son was egg,

rice, corn, wheat, all that free for a year. I just now switched him

to the SCD diet. He was on gluten free grains all that year! I found

that eggs aren't that necessary if they have to be taken out of the

diet, especially if there are other things they can eat.

I can't remember exactly how you use the Knox unflavored gelatin for

an egg substitute but I bet you could google it and find out. If I

remember correctly, you take 3 packets out of a box, put so much

water with that, mix it and use 3 tablespoons of the liquid...maybe

someone here know exactly how to do that.

Trish

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> > My twin two year olds have major developmental delays - nothing

official diagnosed yet

> except Celiac Disease. I have had them on SCD for three months

and have seen quite a

> few improvements. But have just discovered yesterday that they

tested highly sensitive to

> eggs and dairy and also sensitive to peanuts (I have not even

introduced peanuts yet).

> >

> > All I can get them to eat at this point are dishes made with

egg or yogurt (sneaky

> veggie pancakes, almond flour pancakes, chicken cupcakes, avocado

meatloaf, etc) Now

> what can I feed them? They are picky and have some textural

issues with foods.

> >

> > Can I make almond flour baked goods without eggs? Can any one

give me healthy

> alternatives especially for breakfast?

>

[Guest guest]

Many kids with leaky gut will test positive for sensitivities to foods... even

if they don't have an obvious reaction to them.

That is up to you, whether to hold those foods out at this point.

Many parents here have found that sensitivities decrease or disappear as SCD

heals the gut.

Are you using cow milk for the SCD yogurt? Did the tests specify cow dairy? Or

goat? Or both? We recommend goat milk yogurt.

There are nut and egg free recipes on the website: www.pecanbread.com

Patti

Allergies to eggs, peanuts, and dairy just discovered.

What to feed picky 2 yr olds now?

My twin two year olds have major developmental delays - nothing official

diagnosed yet except Celiac Disease. I have had them on SCD for three months and

have seen quite a few improvements. But have just discovered yesterday that they

tested highly sensitive to eggs and dairy and also sensitive to peanuts (I have

not even introduced peanuts yet).

All I can get them to eat at this point are dishes made with egg or yogurt

(sneaky veggie pancakes, almond flour pancakes, chicken cupcakes, avocado

meatloaf, etc) Now what can I feed them? They are picky and have some textural

issues with foods.

Can I make almond flour baked goods without eggs? Can any one give me healthy

alternatives especially for breakfast?

Thank you,

Dana

Mom to and Garrett

Celiac Disease

SCD 3 months

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