kini23
02-14-2007, 07:32 PM
Hi all
I have a month old baby that I am concerned about. I think she is showing signs of the milk and soy protein intolerance that her older sister had when she was a baby. My mom keeps bugging me about it and is convinced that it is not a matter of if, but when she will develop the allergy because she was told that it runs in families. So am I to assume that my baby is going to have MSPI just because her sister did? I am so paranoid that she is developing it that every little (or big) cry is a result of MSPI. She is making me feel giulty for continuing to breast feed because she makes me feel like I am intentionally hurting my child. I do not want to quit breast feeding my baby like I had to with my first daughter. I think that it is the best thing you can do for your child. But if I am hurting her I have to stop. I guess I am wondering how common MSPI is and if it is true that once you have a baby with MSPI , all your babies will have it.
Does anyone else experience MSPI with their babies?
I have a month old baby that I am concerned about. I think she is showing signs of the milk and soy protein intolerance that her older sister had when she was a baby. My mom keeps bugging me about it and is convinced that it is not a matter of if, but when she will develop the allergy because she was told that it runs in families. So am I to assume that my baby is going to have MSPI just because her sister did? I am so paranoid that she is developing it that every little (or big) cry is a result of MSPI. She is making me feel giulty for continuing to breast feed because she makes me feel like I am intentionally hurting my child. I do not want to quit breast feeding my baby like I had to with my first daughter. I think that it is the best thing you can do for your child. But if I am hurting her I have to stop. I guess I am wondering how common MSPI is and if it is true that once you have a baby with MSPI , all your babies will have it.
Does anyone else experience MSPI with their babies?

