Lactose is already broken down with the culturing of the yogurt or cheese
and milk proteins are either removed or limited thus it is typically easier
to digest.
Also, the main reason for holding off milk until 1 year is because of the nutrients in formula and breast milk, not really because of milk being bad.
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The way my pedi explained it, it's not so much that they *can't* have whole cow milk (aside from the lactose issue pp mentioned), it's that you want them to get the benefits of BM/formula until they're a year old. But giving yogurt/cheese is just like offering any other solid food -- solids are great, but you still want the majority of nutrients coming from BM/formula.
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The way my pedi explained it, it's not so much that they *can't* have whole cow milk (aside from the lactose issue pp mentioned), it's that you want them to get the benefits of BM/formula until they're a year old. But giving yogurt/cheese is just like offering any other solid food -- solids are great, but you still want the majority of nutrients coming from BM/formula.
Yep...this is what I have read/been told, too.
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Re: ? about cows milk and solids
Lactose is already broken down with the culturing of the yogurt or cheese
and milk proteins are either removed or limited thus it is typically easier
to digest.
Also, the main reason for holding off milk until 1 year is because of the nutrients in formula and breast milk, not really because of milk being bad.
After 7 years trying to concieve, 3 failed IUIs and 2 failed IVFs, my third IVF was a success!
My Christmas baby turned into a turkey bird! Dillon Richard was born at 34 weeks, 5 days on November 28, 2009 after 10 weeks on bedrest for preeclampsia.
<a href="http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v705/arriinthere/PJ/?action=view
The way my pedi explained it, it's not so much that they *can't* have whole cow milk (aside from the lactose issue pp mentioned), it's that you want them to get the benefits of BM/formula until they're a year old. But giving yogurt/cheese is just like offering any other solid food -- solids are great, but you still want the majority of nutrients coming from BM/formula.
Because we're fancy like that.