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Hello fellow Lactnetters! 

Regarding food allergies in infants, is mucous in an infant's stools a sign of allergy or must blood also be present?  Infant developed no other symptoms once suspected food was reintroduced into diet.  

Thanks for any feedback.  

Take care,

Amy

Amy Wagner, BS,RNC,CCES,IBCLC

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