Eggs?

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Our pediatrician told us today at the 6 month visit to start introducing foods that are normally allergens, like eggs, fish, peanuts, etc. How are you guys doing that?
Im scared of her choking (so far she’s only had purée), and also, how do you cook the eggs? Do you add oil? Salt?
Those questions didn’t hit me until after I left the appointment 🤦🏼‍♀️

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I put a little peanut butter on a baby spoon and gave it to him so he had just a little taste. They don't really need much. You can do scrambled eggs plain, no salt (avoid added salt for everything). My ped said even mushing some scrambled egg with your fingers then putting your finger in your babies mouth is enough for them to get exposure to egg if you're nervous about giving actual pieces of egg (I haven't done it yet myself). I haven't done any fish yet.

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Cook the egg and give him in vegetable puree a little bit

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Powdered peanut butter like PB2. Use a purée like bananas that you’ve already tried your child is fine with and mix it it. I’d then move onto other things like all nut butters to expose them to nuts. You could also buy nuts and ground them down and mix them into a purée Eggs, shrimp, really anything that could cause a reaction you want to try as soon as possible as they’ve proven early exposure reduces allergies. 
Remember, you could give your baby a food 100 times and think they’re not allergic, but on that 101 try they have a reaction. Always keep liquid Benadryl on hand at home and in your diaper bag. You can ask your ped or google dosage. It goes by weight ignore the age restriction

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Scrambled eggs with nothing else. Thry can be little pieces
Peanut butter I mixed into oatmeal

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I did plain scrambled eggs in small pieces but my daughter hated the texture haha she just gagged as soon as they got close to her mouth after the first bite.

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I’ve been feeding my son eggs and peanut butter since about 5 months, I just mix the peanut butter in his oatmeal and I soft scramble eggs and just feed them to him in pieces as a side to his oatmeal, sometimes I even mix the scrambled eggs in his oatmeal, they gag in the beginning but don’t freak out it’s totally normal as long as they aren’t choking

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My pediatrician told us to puree the eggs. Our babies cant smdo tiny chunks 
All i know is i can barely stand the smell of eggs so i kno i wont be the one to feed him pureed eggs!?!🤢

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For peanut butter, my baby's pediatrician recommended putting a little bit on your finger and just rubbing it on the inside of their cheek. So it's not too much. As far as eggs go, I haven't done that yet with this baby, but I introduced them to my toddler when she was about 10 months and I just scrambled them and she ate them with her fingers. I just made sure they were small enough so she wouldn't choke.

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