Milk allergy - pumped milk?

Question

I have about 200oz frozen in my freezer currently and my daughter just got diagnosed with a milk allergy at 11weeks...
Do I get to keep the frozen milk? I’m changing my diet now to dairy free but I saved all that milk for when I got back to work 😭

Answer

You could look into donating it!

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Just to add on to the other suggestions...if you have a deep freezer, you could always try & hold onto it. Many kiddos grow out of this allergy. My oldest grew out of it at 7 months & my youngest at 9 months. Not all babies do but in my experience, many of them do (I have multiple friends who've had kiddos with this allergy too & all but 1 had grown out of it before 12 months).

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Baby won’t be able to drink it but you could do milk baths, make lotion, make soap, or even look into donating (you can post on “eats on feet’s *your state* and find a momma near you that could use it )

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You could donate, or use for milk baths/breast milk soap (this is of course, the allergy doesn’t extend to it touching her in general).

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Maybe keep it for when baby is older. Many babies can outgrow milk allergies.

Milk allergy - pumped milk?

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