Based on the description, I don't imagine that any of these issues are insurmountable.
Problem: Too much protein or sodium?
Solution: Use portion control.
Problem: Not enough folate?
Solution: Eat other foods that are rich in folic acid and/or supplement with it.
Cow's milk and goat's milk have comparable amounts of protein. Goat's milk is slightly higher in sodium but it's negligible when you compare it to the amount of sodium found in most processed food.
go to weston price, and do a search on goats milk... I believe they have the levels... I did have them, and will try to find them again..... I am curious... if goats milk is so bad for babies... why has it been used in place of breast milk when it wasnt available... before formula was made... Look at the article and see who sponsered the study.... Look at the ingredients for the baby formula... and see how much sodium is in it.... and ask what kind of sodium it is... I mean lets get real... sodium from a goat, its not like the goat added stuff to his milk... its real, its natural... it isnt chemicals... give me a day or two, i will try and find some links that will give you more information.
Just so you know, my granson will be three in october. He has been drinking raw goats milk since he was three months old... He hardly ever gets sick, and for someone with tar syndrome, thats rare!!! The doctors keep telling us that whatever we are doing to make him this healthy, to keep it up...they are impressed!!!! Our pediatrician even thinks the goats milk is the next best thing to breast milk. Oh and no ear aches from him either...which is rare in babies period!
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go to weston price, and do a search on goats milk... I believe they have the levels... I did have them, and will try to find them again..... I am curious... if goats milk is so bad for babies... why has it been used in place of breast milk when it wasnt available... before formula was made... Look at the article and see who sponsered the study.... Look at the ingredients for the baby formula... and see how much sodium is in it.... and ask what kind of sodium it is... I mean lets get real... sodium from a goat, its not like the goat added stuff to his milk... its real, its natural... it isnt chemicals... give me a day or two, i will try and find some links that will give you more information.
Just so you know, my granson will be three in october. He has been drinking raw goats milk since he was three months old... He hardly ever gets sick, and for someone with tar syndrome, thats rare!!! The doctors keep telling us that whatever we are doing to make him this healthy, to keep it up...they are impressed!!!! Our pediatrician even thinks the goats milk is the next best thing to breast milk. Oh and no ear aches from him either...which is rare in babies period!
i wish my wife could take our baby to your pediatrician....and hear him say that
I'd drink Goat milk myself if I could get it. I like the taste of goat milk.
I do think it's a healthier milk than cow milk and is evidently more easily
digested than cow milk.
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Please keep serving sizes in mind. This means that many baby foods are higher in sodium than goat's milk. Though formulas are not.
Infant formulas - be they cow's milk, goat's milk or soy-based - are typically similar in terms of macro and micro nutrient levels. Here's an example of one of each.
As you can see, the goat's milk formula actually contains the least sodium of the bunch. This will obviously vary, to some extent, on a brand-by-brand basis.
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