Re: What can my kid drink?

[Guest guest]

-Have you tried Vance's Dairy free milk? you can order it from

kirkman's. It has more nutritional value than rice milk. Also, look

into hemp milk.

> So we have found that my DS needs to be on a low oxylate diet for a

> while and he also needs to cut back on his acidic intake. I removed

> fruit juice a while ago (caused him to be hyper) and now I am just down

> to Rice Milk and water. I would like to give him a little something

> more. I tried looking up herbal teas but I believe they are pretty

> acidic, right? I couldn't seem to find an answer online. Some

> suggestions would be great!

>

[Guest guest]

My son's Ped GI Rx'd my son a powdered formula, called Neocate, Jr.

it is meant for kids with GI, malapsorption issues, and multiple

allergies. It is packed with nutritents and mixes well with cold

water or rice milk (mixes better when I shake it in a juice cup w/

cover).

My son sees Dr. Buie and it was Rx'd by the nutritionist that he

works with. He told me that it could be used as a meal replacement

if necessary b/c it's high in protein.

If you tell your pediatrician or nutritionist that your child has

feeding issues and is on a limited diet due to allergies, you can ask

them to give you a perscription for it as it's expensive ($40 per

can, otherwise).

hope this helps.

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> -Have you tried Vance's Dairy free milk? you can order it from

> kirkman's. It has more nutritional value than rice milk. Also, look

> into hemp milk.

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> > So we have found that my DS needs to be on a low oxylate diet for

a

> > while and he also needs to cut back on his acidic intake. I

removed

> > fruit juice a while ago (caused him to be hyper) and now I am

just down

> > to Rice Milk and water. I would like to give him a little

something

> > more. I tried looking up herbal teas but I believe they are

pretty

> > acidic, right? I couldn't seem to find an answer online. Some

> > suggestions would be great!

> >

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