try Dr. Eglash’s site  http://infantproctocolitis.org
Gail Hertz
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> On Sep 2, 2015, at 9:02 PM, [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> I faciltate a BF moms' support group. Have a mom with 2 month old with symptoms of food intolerance in mom's diet. Mom has been dairy-soy-free for over a month (with possible accidents with "natural flavoring" or soy used in processing of Vit E in foods), with very little/no change in baby. Today at group baby stooled & the diaper was covered with a see-through tan-ish shiny poop. Mom reports the same thing yesterday & day before. I don't know whether to be worried or not. She sees her ped tomorrow & I'm afraid he's going to say stop breastfeeding & try one of the non-allergenic formulas. Mom wants to keep breastfeeding--baby is gaining & growing, but she's starting to question herself. What would be the suggested next step? Is this poop a cause for concern? What do you find to be the biggest food culprits when dairy & soy don't seem to be the ones? Pat Bucknell IBCLCOhio USA
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