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Spicy Food- when will it hit my milk

WE SPLURGED TONIGHT AND HAD CHINESE FOOD SINCE I'VE BEEN HAVING SUCH A HARD TIME LATELY. I DON'T WANT IT HURTING LO'S TUMMY. I'M AN EXCLUSIVE PUMPER. SHOULD I DUMP SOME OF MY NEXT PUMPS? 

Re: Spicy Food- when will it hit my milk

  • Chances are he'll like it.  Most babies like the different tastes of their mother's milk.  If anything, I would just write on the bag "chinese food" if you are freezing it, just in case.

    My LO seems to love curry :) 

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  • Oh dear, I was hoping for an answer too, I was just wondering this...I ate Chinese food last night and LO was fussy, fussy fussy.  Who knows if that was why but I have a feeling since it was the first out of the ordinary food I had eaten since her birth...

     

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  • I don't know but I do know that garlic and onions and pepper bother my baby and I have just this week been trying to ease them back in my diet because anything that tastes good has those things in it. I can't eat anything that isn't homemade (which is fine except I can't always get the time to cook because I am busy with her).  I don't throw away milk unless I drink a beer because I feel I worked so hard to make it.  I would label it too so if your baby does have a problem then you'll know not to use that milk. 

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  • Certain foods (not spices), broccoli, onions, and cauliflower for example can cause tummy troubles.  Most babies are fine, but for others you may need to eliminate some foods. For example; I am not allowed chocolate :(  makes her scream!

    ETA:  I bet msg would cause issues.  I have also noticed fussiness with processed foods.

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    Certain foods (not spices), broccoli, onions, and cauliflower for example can cause tummy troubles.  Most babies are fine, but for others you may need to eliminate some foods. For example; I am not allowed chocolate :(  makes her scream!

     

    OH NO!!! (sniff)  I'm sorry! That sucks.

    BFP #1 = 12/23/08 M/C = 1/5/09 @ 6 w 0 d
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  • I purposely eat spicy and unusual foods so DD gets used to them.  She hasn't had an issue.

    I do know people who have had to cut out broccoli, cabbage, onions, etc. but I have never heard of spicy food being an issue.

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