So my LO is turning 11 months next week and our doctor suggested we try reintroducing milk to his diet. He spent the first month of his newborn years screaming for reasons unknown (3 hour episodes at one point) and finally, at two months, his diapers were mucusy/slimy. The GI specialist diagnosed him with milk intolerance and put him on soy. Since then, he's had constipation issue, but otherwise been happy and jolly.
I'm considering adding a scoop of Similac Advance to his bottle, but am unsure if I should do this or just straight up cow's milk. Also, we got a can of Toddler Transitions from Enfamil and a friend gave us half a can of similac sensitive.
So far, we've given him Mac and Cheese Gerber, yogurt drops and cheese puffs and no issues so far.
Re: Reintroducing milk to an exclusively soy-fed baby