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My Dr said to try it at 6 months with me first (obviously, you can't do that) and then start with yogurt, cheese, then milk for her. I didn't give her straight milk though. I think I just did cooked milk. My Dr said that their digestive tract matures at 6 months and a lot of babies out grow it then. Mine did. But we also found out she was MSPI at 2 weeks old, so I'm not sure that made a difference.

Following! DD is 10 months and I tried something small like a few bites of a baked good (for me) at 9 months and she still spit up a bit so I'm waiting until 12 mo this to try again.

At 9 months we tried introducing dairy. On a Saturday morning we gave her a few bites of yogurt. She was fine. Sunday morning we gave her a few more bites. Again a good day. But then Sunday night around 10 PM she woke up vomiting. I found around the 10 month mark though she could tolerate me eating a little dairy, and by 12 months I could eat cheese and stuff no problem. We kept finding reasons to put it off and didn't try and feed her dairy again until she was 2, but now she does just fine

I am still BF so I tried it in my diet first, once a month or so. At 14 months I could start eating dairy and soy again but since then we keep testing the actual things and it's a no go. He can have half a teaspoon of pesto or the tiniest sliver of pizza and will "only" get congested. For soy he had a half a gluten free roll where soy was way near the bottom of the ingredient list so presumably a small amount and we had full on vomiting. For reference he is almost 2. So while you might be lucky and grow out of it quickly, this might be a way of life for a while still. Good luck!

My DD wasn't officially MSPI but did have a dairy intolerance. I was able to eat butter and baked goods but I couldn't eat straight yogurt, cheese, or milk until she was around 11 months. She started eating yogurt a couple weeks later (and it's now her favorite food ever) and WCM/cheese around 13.5 months.

DS1 seemed to outgrow it pretty early and was having yogurt by 9 months and I was able to eat dairy before then. DS2 seems to be having a stronger reaction. He was fine when I ate soy a few weeks ago (had it a couple times and no noticeable reaction). I had dairy a couple days ago and he seems to be in some pain - crying out and will only sleep fitfully when being held. I also had some wheat so it may also be from that but in the past wheat just makes him spitty. I am going to ask doctor at 9 month appointment because I was hoping to at least start reintroducing everything back into my diet soon!