Lactose intolerant Just found out Logan's lactose intolerant

My son was had a bad dairy intolerance from birth. Is it just a lactose intolerance or is it dairy. Lactose means it's the sugars in the dairy that they are allergic to and dairy is they can't have any of it. Lactose intolerance there is abit more of a range of food they can have but dairy intolerance is quite limited. I always found Tesco to have the best range of things as they do kids dairy free yoghurts in strawberry and banana flavours. I found soya milk the best and you can get an Alpro soya growing milk for kids(it has a giraffe on the front) hope this helps a little xx

Alpro is a great brand for milk and yoghurts. It's honestly not that hard to follow X

Try health food shops, they have loads of dairy free milk/cheese alternatives x

The baby led weaning app has dairy free alternatives? Also I know dairy is hidden in most foods so it can be tricky to begin with. Sorry not most helpful only what I have heard from friends

My 2nd was full dairy allergy, and was told to steer clear of soya based products due to fertility problems later in life, think it's only an issue for boys, but a nutritionist told me rhubarb stewed can equate to the RDA of calcium, and that's just one portion, and it makes an amazing food for weaning too, I used to stew some and then top with rice/almond based yoghurt xx

We use dairy free spread, oat milk as a drink or on cereal and coconut based yoghurts. Cheese you can buy soya alternatives but my lg is allergic to soya, so there's a brand called violife that does all kinds of vegan coconut based cheeses. Just be careful as milk is hidden in so many things such as meats, sauces, cereals, biscuits, I could go on all day ??

Have a look in the free from aisle. We had a nightmare, soya wasn't on our list as was linked to infertility when older, apparently.

He had a lot of fresh fruit, veg and meats.

It's hidden in certain brands of baked beans. Sausages etc. I made everything from scratch to avoid hidden problems x

You can buy lactose free milk, cheese and yogurts in most supermarkets now