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ISO dairy free milk for 3 month old in NYC area

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Post by PixieDusted407 Fri Nov 04, 2011 1:48 pm

Are you still in need of low dairy milk?

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Post by Owlmama Sat Oct 22, 2011 8:32 pm

I have a medium size freezer stash, exactly 20 bags, 6 oz each, except 2 are 3 oz I've been dairy-free and soy- free since my son was about 2 months old. The stash is from about May through June, a little from July and a few from August. He was 3 months in May.
The only problem is....I have the extra lipase enzyme. This is not harmful, it really is more of a personal preference. The milk smells 'off', like a fishy smell. My son took it, but now won't take a bottle at all (he's 8 1/2 months now) and since I went back to work last month he is refusing the bottle. If you want to try a bag, I'd be fine with that, to make sure your little one will drink it.
I am on Long Island, western Suffolk county, but work in Nassau near the Queens line.
This is my first time posting. Smile thanks!


Last edited by Owlmama on Sun Oct 23, 2011 6:19 am; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : Update on amt of bags)

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Post by EllieRose Sat Oct 08, 2011 8:38 pm

Despite exhausting all attempts to increase my milk supply I just can't produce enough to help my 3 month old daughter gain weight. Although I hope to eventually produce enough for her needs, we can no longer post-pone supplementation. In addition to breastfeeding, we need to give her an extra 10-20 oz a day, some of which I am able to pump. It is possible we will need a long term supply. She appears to be sensitive to milk protein, so dairy free or low dairy milk donation is preferred. If anyone has a frozen stash they are willing to part with we would be VERY appreciative - we need to get her calories ASAP. We are happy to pay for shipping or pumping / freezing supplies.

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