Some time ago, I described a client who was advised to wean to Nutramigen to clear up occasional blood in the stools and eczema. When the word from her doctors was, "It's not working, so do it longer," she found the combined voices of lactnetters all over the world, all supporting what her own judgment was telling her, to be enough for her to buck the system and return to breastfeeding. Last I talked to her, the bleeding had virtually stopped, the eczema was perhaps somewhat better, certainly no worse, and she was beginning to link the bad days to heat more than diet variations. I reminded her of some of the lactnet suggestions on coping with eczema. At 7 months, though, he became really constipated, crying and passing hard stools with some bleeding. "Stop the solids," I suggested, and she acknowledged that the constipation had started around the time she started giving solids. She's cautiously reintroducing more foods into her own diet, and life, while not smooth, is sure better than it was. Thanks to all for giving this mom some reassurance she really needed. Diane Wiessinger, MS, IBCLC, LLLL Ithaca, NY