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@spaniellove: I think I will call tomorrow and find out. I love the children's hospital that our boys are seen at. Plus I love keeping all their specialist care in one system. I am almost tempted to change their primary care there. The only huge draw back is the travel time of 1-2 hours in good weather. The doctors office out here is normally pretty good with the boys just last couple of visits their comments have stung. They have mentioned in the past setting him up with GI but we don't have a Peds GI doctor in town either. I do get a little annoyed that I am constantly reminding his doctor that dairy is a no go for him because they are always suggesting giving him yogurt and cheeses to help with his weight. I know they mean well and I know they have a lot of patients but come on, read the chart.

@Anagram: N will only drink soy milk much to me trying anything else. He get s between 24-30 ounces of soy milk a day and would eat soy yogurt all day if you let him. We cook in olive oil already. He isn't real big in peanut butter at all. He would rather not have any meat (unless it's bacon).
Here is a typical day:
Breakfast
8-10 ounces of soy milk
One packet of oatmeal
1/2 a sausage patty
1/4 of dried cranberries and/or 1 cutie

Snack:
1 soy yogurt
8 ounces or so of dilutated juice

Lunch
8-10 ounces of soy milk
1/4 of an apple with daps of peanut butter that may or may not make it in his mouth
2 pieces of salami or ham
Sometimes carrots or chips depending on what's on hand

Snack:
Generally he skips this one and just drinks some dilutated juice but sometimes he will have a handful of puffs.

Dinner :
8-10 ounces of soy milk
Whatever we are having for dinner. Tonight it was spagetti with ground turkey. He only ate a little bit that he was served and declared himself done.

Nighttime snack: (sometimes he gets other times not so much)
1 cutie or 1 gf chocolate chip cookie.

He also gets water throughout the day.

We try not to force him to eat and also let him tell us when he is hungry but we aren't making much head way. He would content to live on fruit , veggies and bacon.

@Anagram: he can have coconut but he doesn't seem to care for the yogurt too much.
@Mrs Green Grass: I would love to get in contact with your friend.

@jedeve: he does smoothies sometimes although he isn't crazy about the super cold either.
@brownie: do you know if neonate splash is milk based?
@hellobeeboston: I have tried that in the past and he will just refuse to eat but perhaps if we start gradually taking some away he will do ok with it. He hates changes to his meal habits, he is other wise a pretty flexible kid.

We are thinking to find allergy friendly supplement we can add to his milk and sometimes soothies. Why do toddlers have to be so hard?

@brownie: where did you get it from? I am limited where I can shop but I am willing to hunt.

@brownie: thank you for the link! I will look into it.

@Mrs Green Grass: sounds great! I will wall you!