Or, her pediatrician worked with her to make sure the child would receive adequate nutrition. That’s what mine did when my daughter developed bloody stools from cow’s milk formula, refused the hypo-allergenic formula, and I couldn’t breastfeed. Because that’s what a good pediatrician would do. Oh — and my kids are…

Have you ever tried the hypoallergenic formulas? They smell like gum paste, cost a fortune, and my daughter flat-out refused to drink it. My daughter drank a goat’s milk formula formulated by her doctor and the hospital nutritionist. It was the best option for her and she’s alive and healthy because of it.

My daughter drank goat’s milk formula, under the advice and direction of her pediatrician and a hospital nutritionist, for the first year of her life after developing bloody stools after consuming cow’s milk formula. My breast milk never came in, so nursing was out. She wouldn’t drink the non-allergenic formulas…