Many babies will go through the stage of transitioning from breastfeeding to formula milk. During this stage, some babies may experience discomfort or allergies when they first come into contact with formula milk. In this case, some mothers may give their babies goat milk powder. So, can babies drink goat milk powder if they are allergic to it?
Babies who are allergic to milk can switch to drinking goat milk powder, but they should be careful not to feed too much at the beginning to avoid causing discomfort to the baby's body. The taste of goat milk powder is not much different from breast milk, so goat milk powder can be given to babies to drink. However, long-term feeding of goat milk powder may cause adverse reactions such as anemia in babies.
Babies who are allergic to milk are allergic to the proteins in milk, but the same proteins can also be present in sheep formula. Therefore, in order to avoid the same allergic reactions in babies, it is better to give them a small amount of water first, observe the series of reactions in their bodies, and gradually increase the amount depending on the situation. Alternatively, low protein milk powder can be chosen as a substitute for feeding.
For babies who are prone to allergic reactions, mothers should also pay attention to adding complementary foods to allergic babies in the later stage, from small to large, in order to better detect and avoid consuming allergenic foods. You should not only avoid protein allergy, but also ensure nutrition. You can give your baby some Rice noodles, fruit paste and other foods.
