When An Allergist Is Not Enough

It’s easy for an allergist to say, “Stay off of wheat, dairy, soy and eggs”, but it’s a whole different story for parents to figure out how they and their child will actually survive with so many restrictions. If you are left wondering how you will feed your child to properly fuel his growth, or how you will find enough food to eat while breastfeeding an allergic infant, you deserve the support of a registered dietitian. 

 

Even if you have a safe and adequate food plan, many allergy moms find that their child is a very selective or “picky” eater. Unfortunately, allergies can cause medical trauma and food-related anxiety. It can be heartbreaking to watch an already-restricted child refuse the safe foods that were painstakingly prepared for him. Adding to the complexity is the fact that anyone on a restricted diet is at a greater risk of developing an eating disorder. 

 

So how can you keep your child safely nourished and eating happily? 

 

Meet Noa Miller, RDN, pediatric dietitian and allergy mom.  As featured in Ami Living, Noa has helped many navigate the complexity of food allergies, celiac, gastrointestinal disorders, and all kinds of feeding challenges. 

 

Noa and the team of dietitians at Eatwellsoon Counseling, under Dina Cohen, MS, RDN CEDRD-S, are a valuable resource when it comes to keeping yourself or your child nourished. 

 

They offer comprehensive nutrition services and evidence-based approaches for all kinds of health concerns including: 

 

  • Allergies and gastrointestinal conditions

  • Pediatric feeding challenges and weight concerns

  • Eating disorders and disordered eating 

  • Selective eating 

  • Chronic dieting 

  • PCOS and fertility

  • Oncology and autoimmune conditions

 

If you can use direction with any of the above, call (732) 737 7576, email eatwellsoon@gmail.com, or visit https://www.eatwellsoonrd.com/ to schedule a consultation. 

 

Dealing with allergies can be tough! Rest easier with the reassurance that you’ve done the best you can to nourish yourself and your children.