ben and maggie's mom (

chrispina) wrote in

parenting101,
@ 2007-09-11 09:09:00

Entry tags:

allergies, food:allergies, solids

my page is missing!
i've linked several people to a schedule for introducing solids to allergic infants. it was on hallpublications.com. the original URL was http://www.hallpublications.com/title2_sample2.html. ; it looks like the domain has expired because it's just a spammy search page now.

did anyone actually save the document? i would really appreciate a copy!

thanks!

ETA: never mind... google cache had the old pages.

Sequence of Adding Solid Foods for the Allergic Infant

Time of Introduction	Grains and Cereals	Vegetables	Fruits	Meats and alternates	Milk and Dairy	Nuts, Seeds, other
Six to nine months	Rice Millet	All cooked Yam Sweet potato Squash (all types) Carrot Beets Broccoli Potato Green beans Cabbage	All cooked Pear Peach Banana Apricot Nectarine Blueberry	Lamb Turkey	Breast milk If absolutely necessary, casein hydrolysate formula.	None
Nine to twelve months	Barley Rye Oats	Asparagus Avocado Cauliflower Brussel sprouts	Plum Prune Pineapple Grape Apple (cooked) Cranberry Raisins	Chicken Veal Beaf	Breast milk or casein hydrolysate formula	None except vegetable oils in formula
Twelve to twenty-four months	Corn Wheat Other grains	Green pea Spinach Tomato Celery Cucumber Lettuce Onion Garlic Lima beans Broad beans Other legumes including soy Any raw vegetable	Citrus fruits: orange grapefruit lemon lime Berries: Strawberry Raspberry Other Melons Mango Fig Date Cherry Any raw fruits	Ham Pork Fish Egg	Yogurt (plain) Homogenized milk White cheese Cottage cheese	Seed oils: Canola Safflower Sunflower
After two years	All	All	All	Shellfish	All others including ice cream	Peanut Nuts Chocolate Seeds

Joneja Food Allergen Scale

This table is based on the typical North American diet and compiled
from a wide variety of sources. Foods are listed from the highest to the
lowest allergenicity. People vary in their reactivity to foods and show a
different pattern of reactivity depending on their individual
characteristics. Persons following ethnic diets tend to show a different
order of allergenicity. Allergenicity depends on a variety of factors
including frequency of exposure to the food.

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GRAINS & FLOURS	VEGETABLES	FRUITS	NUTS & SEEDS	MEATS & ALTERNATES	DAIRY
Wheat Triticale Semolina Bulgur Spelt Kamut	Tomato Spinach Celery (raw)	Strawberry Raspberry Orange Fig Mango Watermelon	Peanut Nuts: Hazelnut (filbert)	Egg white Egg yolk	Ice cream Cow's milk: Homogenized Raw milk 1%, 2%, Skim
Corn	Carrot (raw) Green pea Lima bean Broad bean (fava bean) Cabbage (heart)	Apple (raw) Apricot (raw) Peach (raw) Date Cantaloupe	Walnut Pecan Brazil nut Almond Sesame seed	Shellfish: Crab Lobster Prawn/shrimp Molluscs: Clam Oyster Scallop	Cheese fermented: Cheddar Camembert Blue Swiss Edam Mozzarella Goat cheese
Oats		Pineapple Raisin Apple (cooked)	Cocoa bean Chocolate Coconut Flax seed
Rye Barley	Cauliflower Brussels sprouts Green bean	Kiwi Cherry Plum/prune Apricot (cooked)	Cashew Pistachio Macadamia	Fin fish Cod Sole Other white fish Tuna Salmon	Cottage cheese Cream cheese
Brown rice White rice Wild rice	Avocado Cabbage (outer leaves)	Loganberry Boysenberry	Legumes: Soy Dried peas Lentils Dried beans Navy Pinto Garbanzo Carob Sunflower seed	Fin fish Cod Sole Other white fish Tuna Salmon	Cream Sour cream
Quinoa	Onion Green onion Garlic	Plantain Banana Grape		Processed meats Pepperoni Salami Bologna Wieners Ham Bacon	Canned milk (evaporated)
Buckwheat (kasha)	Celery (cooked) Green/red peppers	Grapefruit Lemon Lime			Goat milk Sheep milk
Amaranth	Potato Cucumber Lettuce	Currants (red/ black)	Pumpkin seed	Pork	Processed cheese
Tapioca Cassava	Asparagus Broccoli Beets	Peach (cooked/ canned)	Bean sprouts	Chicken Beef Veal	Soft cheese (Philadelphia)
Sago Arrowroot Millet	Squashes (all types)	Cranberry Blackberry Blueberry	Poppy seed	Wild meats Deer Elk Moose Bear Buffalo	Yogurt Buttermilk
Sago Arrowroot Millet	Carrot (cooked) Parsnip	Pear		Wild meats Deer Elk Moose Bear Buffalo	Butter
	Turnip Sweet potato Yam	Rhubarb		Turkey Lamb Rabbit	Clarified butter

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	ksausville 2007-09-11 07:42 pm UTC (link)
	Thank you, thank you, thank you for posting this; I had had the site bookmarked too! Adding this to Memories . . . (Reply to this)

	applesnoranges 2007-09-11 10:01 pm UTC (link)
	How does one do a google cache? (Reply to this) (Thread)

	chrispina 2007-09-12 12:38 am UTC (link)
	when you are searching for something on google, you list of results. after link, the description, and the URL, there are sometimes some extra links. one of those links is "Cached". this brings up the last version of the page that google saved. (Reply to this) (Parent)

	chrispina 2007-09-12 12:57 am UTC (link)
	when you are searching for something on google, you list of results. after link, the description, and the URL, there are sometimes some extra links. one of those links is "Cached". this brings up the last version of the page that google saved. (Reply to this) (Parent)

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