Abstract:
Globally, approximately 2.5% of babies develop cow’s milk allergy in their first year of life. Use this infographic to teach parents and caregivers how to keep their dairy-allergic kiddos safe as they grow and develop.In this infographic series, parents and caregivers will learn:
- How to recognize the signs and symptoms of a cow’s milk allergy
- What foods tend to contain cow’s milk
- How to introduce solid foods as dairy allergic kiddos are being weaned off breast milk or infant formula
- How to manage the allergy as their dairy-allergic kiddo grows and develops
- Whether the allergy will affect growth and development
- How to talk to daycares, schools, babysitters, playdate hosts and relatives about cow’s milk allergy
- Whether their child will outgrow the allergy
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