A 3-year-old baby needs to drink milk every day, and babies with milk allergies should not drink milk casually. Once a baby is found to have a milk allergy, this situation needs to be taken seriously and handled accordingly. So, what should a 3-year-old baby do if they have a milk allergy?
A 3-year-old baby is allergic to milk and should definitely not be given milk. Actually, milk allergy is mainly caused by the baby's intolerance to the protein in milk, which means they will be allergic. If a 3-year-old baby is allergic to milk, they can choose a formula specially developed for babies with milk allergies. In addition to choosing special formula for babies, it is also important to pay attention to their daily diet.
In addition to not allowing 3-year-old babies who are allergic to milk to drink milk, they should not be allowed to eat foods containing milk protein, such as milk candies, bread, cream cakes, etc. Considering the age of a three-year-old baby, it is also possible not to give the baby milk. In addition, it is necessary to pay attention to follow-up work and understand the baby's allergy situation.
In fact, based on the baby's allergy situation, most babies will not experience milk allergy by the age of 3. If a 3-year-old baby still has abnormal milk allergies, it is recommended to pay attention to the baby's diet, and mainly focus on the baby's dietary care to keep the baby away from allergens, which has a certain guarantee effect on the baby's health.
