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Recommendations for baby


Kels2022

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Kels2022 Newbie

I’m a Celiac mom and was wondering what the recommendations are for introducing gluten to my 9 month old baby. I have had a hard time finding a clear answer as to whether I am to wait to introduce him to gluten or introduce it early and frequently? We haven’t had him tested but likely will in future. 
 

thanks! 


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trents Grand Master

Welcome to the forum, Kels2022!

I am over 70 years old and as long as I can remember this debate about how soon to introduce babies to wheat has been around. I don't have a recommendation for you but here is something to consider: For years, the "experts" pegged the likelihood of children developing celiac disease if a close relative had it was said to be 10%. Two more recent studies with fairly large data bases have found that the incidence of developing celiac disease is almost 50% if you have a first degree relative (parents, children and siblings) with it. And we also know that celiac disease can onset at any stage of life.

Also, is the baby's father a celiac? Have you had genetic testing done to determine if you have one or more than one gene associated with celiac disease? These are all factors to consider.

 

Scott Adams Grand Master

Here are some summaries of older research that has been done on this topic:

 

 

 

Kels2022 Newbie

Thanks! The babies father isn’t a Celiac. 

Kels2022 Newbie

Wonderful! Thank you. These articles were helpful 

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