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Question–: Could switching my baby to soy formula help her diaper rash and other symptoms?
I have been battling a severe diaper rash on and off since my baby switched to formula from breastmilk 2 months ago. She also rubs her face all the time – could she have a milk sensitivity/allergy? Could soy formula possibly help? ALso she doesnt drink very much, not as much as most babies I read do anyhow. I can hear her stomach making sounds too.
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Answer by tk
She might have a milk allergy. the best thing would be first to make an appt with her Dr to verify it is the milk causing it.
If it is then the soy would definitely help. When i was a baby i had to have soy milk because regular formula made me so gassy and sick.
or you can just try it for a couple days and see if there is an improvement and if so then it is pretty obvious and keep it up.
Answer by ◄♥RN♥►
u need to talk to your doc about the formulas and before switching, any allergy concerns etc….don’t go by YA…
Answer by Mama J.
I have 2 daughters who had issues with milk. The first was intollerant and my second was allergic. Her symptoms were hives that looked like masquito bites but the size of half dollars, rashes, trouble breathing, asthma symptoms such as wheezing, coughing, runny nose, watery eyes, runny nose, diarrhea, vomitting, blood in her stool and more. Just a diaper rash would not sound like a milk allergy to me. You could try switching to soy and see if it helps, but I would not think that would be the cause of her diaper rash. If it were a true allergy she would have more symptoms then just those. She may have lactose intollerance though which would explain the noises in her belly and rash, but this usually presents with symptoms such as diarrhea, vomitting, excessive fussiness, and excessive spit up. Does she show any of those symptoms? If so then it might be best to try her on a lactose free formula.
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soy baby formula–: What is wrong with giving baby soy milk formula vs. regular milk formula?
There is no problem with giving baby soy milk formula. It is up to the parent as to what they want to give their baby. Irregardless if they have an allergy or not. I give my baby soy milk formula because I feel that it is just healthier.
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Answer by audrey_ariana
The latest studies show that soy is actually not good for males because soy has phytoestrogen, which is beneficial for females (because we need this type of plant estrogen) and not beneficial at all for males b/c it might make their testicles smaller. That is one of the negative things about soy. Other than that, it is very nutritious and environmentally more conscious than cow’s milk.
Answer by Kat
Soy milk causes their poop to be stinkier.
Breastfeeding is always best. I don’t really see a difference between giving a baby soy or regular formula.
Not really an option for me, because my baby is allergic to milk and soy. 
Answer by Timid Women Rarely Make History
Well,for one there is no natural calcium in soy milk,and less fat content. And younger children need that. So,it shouldn’t be based on what you think is healthier for you,but what is healthier for your child,based on their individual needs.
Answer by Love to Answer
Soy is known to have a lot of hormones in it. Not good for a growing baby. A study even showed that female infants that were fed soy formula went into puberty a lot sooner than girls that were fed breastmilk or regular formula.
Answer by cathrl69
Well, it’s less healthy than regular formula, and also far more children are allergic to soy than to cows milk. Feel whatever you like. But be aware that it’s simply not true in general, so please don’t pretend it’s anything except random prejudice on your part.
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It’s been almost a month since Oliver’s arrival & I’d be lying if I said it hasn’t been a struggle.
At one week old Ollie was diagnosed with reflux. Apparently it effects approx. 60% of infants & can cause them severe pain & discomfort. Our first sign of a problem was Oliver’s tendency to project his tummy’s contents across the room after a hearty meal. He also just seemed plain uncomfortable, which was so heartbreaking to watch :/ His doctor stated it was reflux & he was placed on a special hypoallergenic formula, which seems to have helped somewhat. But Oliver still seems uncomfortable at times, still projects his food across the room & has a host of other problems. While he sleeps wonderfully at night [about 4-5 hours, waking once for a feeding & then back to sleep for another 3], he has issues sleeping for any length of time or restfully in the day & evening. Poor guy also hates to be on his back [it aggrivates the reflux], so he’s been sleeping in his car seat at night & elevated & with the use of a sleep positioner in his basinette in the day [when he does take a nap, that is].
After hours upon hours of research, Patrick & I are starting to suspect MSPI [milk/soy protein intolerance]. Reflux is one of the larger symptoms of MSPI & a lot of his other symptoms seem to fit the bill. The next step at this point is either another change in formula, or meds :/ We hate to go that route, but we need to do whatever it takes to ease his pain.
I know there are much worse things to deal with than reflux or MSPI…& in every other way Oliver is as healthy as could be & we should & do count our blessings every single day…but we’re just tired of seeing Oliver in pain, unable to keep his food down & we’re praying for some sort of relief [whether it be meds or otherwise] for our sweet little guy.
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