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What is alternative for egg? How to reintroduce egg to baby who may have allergic to egg?
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Learn more about our guidelines.I’m not sure there is an egg substitute, other than alternative binding agents for baking etc.
My son is allergic to egg - it showed up on an allergy test. He can have it baked (liked in a cake) and doesn’t react, because as the protein is broken down. But he will come up in hives if it’s lightly cooked, like in a pancake. Our allergist told us this is very common, so your baby might be ok with baked egg.
There is an egg ladder you can follow to reintroduce it, but I would wait until they are over the age of 1, when the stomach acid is stronger and better at digesting.
Finely ground flaxseed is a good egg alternative for recipies!
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