11 month old CMPA & soya allergy
So I gave my little girl raspberry sorbet today for the first time- obviously I checked for milk & soya but she’s had a flare up really badly of her eczema and I can’t pinpoint if there’s anything in there that could make her flare up 😫
I know hydrolysed vegetable protein can be soy but the ingredients say pea protein.
Have added a screenshot of the ingredients- anyone have any ideas please?
She’s had reactions to strawberries & mangoes previously so we don’t give her those but She loves raspberries so it’s not that. Xx
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Has she had lemon before? Could it be the lemon juice?
Came to say the same! I bought my 11 month old mango sorbet to have when it was really hot and he loved it but came out in a flare up but I knew it wasn’t the mango. It also has concentrated lemon juice. I tried him with a slice of lemon and his eczema returned, along with hives and diarrhoea 🫣
He reacts to pineapple, watermelon and orange so I’m starting to think it’s just all citrus fruit 🤦🏻♀️xx
They are so acidic its quite common for children to react. Just like tomatoes too
yes, he gets a contact rash round his mouth with tomato but his dietician said we could keep giving it because of how common it is and how likely he’ll outgrow it! Xx
Yes I was told the same with all citrus as well. My eldest also reacted to aubergine (hives just from touching) and spinach (blood in poo) but I was advised to build up her tolerance giving them in small doses within food not by itself. I think it’s always best to go with what is right for your child. Both my girls have/had CMPA but I do things differently with my youngest as she reacts differently to how my eldest did.
See I thought the lemon juice but sometimes she has the odd Ella’s kitchen fruit pouch as a snack but that has lemon juice concentrate and never had a flare up with those 🤦🏼♀️😫
It could be the pea protein?
I agree with , it could be the pea protein as it’s part of the legume family (lentils, peanuts etc)
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