Reddit reviews Early Allergen Introduction Baby Food: Inspired Start Pack 1, 3 oz. (Pack of 8 baby food pouches) - Organic, Non-GMO, include peanut, treenut, soy and egg in baby's diet
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Introduce just one allergen at a time, as recommended by pediatriciansNon-GMO and USDA Certified Organic; no added sugarsAs seen in: Parents, Boston Magazine, Business Insider and MotherlyCreated with pediatricians, nutritionists and allergistsContains 8 pouches: 2 apple & peanut, 2 pear & egg, 2 banana & tree nut and 2 mango & soyFor any questions, please email us at [email protected]
The rise in peanut allergies is a direct result of the previous recommendation that children not be given any nuts at all until age 2. It turns out that that was the exact opposite of what parents should have been doing because not exposing children to allergens a young age increases their risk of developing an allergy. By like a lot.
The current recommendation is to begin exposing children to common allergens between 4 and 6 months of age. There are even allergen kits that can be purchased specifically for this purpose.
Hopefully with the new recommendations being followed we will start seeing less and less severe food (and specifically peanut) allergies in future generations.
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So, this may be a stupid question, but FTM here! This article states introducing peanuts between 4-6 months, am I supposed to spoon feed him peanut butter?? And if he is allergic, how many minutes/hours does someone start to show signs?
EDIT: So I just Googled it and found some good info on how to introduce/signs of allergy. On another note, has anyone tried Inspired Starts?