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Pregnancy & breastfeeding

If you have a family history of allergic conditions, it makes sense to try and reduce the risk of your children developing allergic diseases.

There are some simple steps you can take:

  • Don’t smoke during pregnancy;
  • Breast feed your baby for at least six months, if possible;
  • Delay the introduction of infant formula or solid foods until the child is 4-6 months of age;
  • Introduce foods one at a time in small portions, waiting 2-3 days before introducing another new food.

More information on Prevention and feeding see: 5 Things you should know about allergiesASCIA Allergy Prevention in Children; ASCIA  Infant feeding advice.

 
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