|
Children
without any
atopic risk |
|
Children
with
atopic risk* |
| 0-4
months |
• Breast
feeding ++
or infant milk |
0-6
months |
• Breast
feading
or hypoallergenic milk (HA) |
| From
4-5 months onwards |
• Infantile
cereals or gluten-free meals
• Vegetables and fruit later on (with spoon or in juice) |
From
4-5 months onwards |
• Hypoallergenic
milk (HA) 2nd age
• Vegetables** except garden peas ans celeriac
• Fruit (with spoon or in juice) except exotic fruit*** |
| 6-7
mois |
• Milk
products
• Meat
• Gluten-free cereals
• Potatoes
• Cheese
• Egg
• Fish |
From
6 months onwards |
• Milk
2nd age and unflavoured milk products
• Infantile cereals or gluten-free meals without vanilla and nuts
• Potatoes
• Thoroughly boiled meat (lamb, rabbit, duck, pork) |
| 8-12
months |
• Bread
• Biscuits
• Small pastas, semolina
• Vegetable oils and butter |
9-12
months |
• Gluten-free
cereals
• Thoroughly baked, unfloured white bread
• Other kinds of meat (veal, beef, turkey, chicken)
• Olive, sunflower, rapeseed oils, butter
• AOC cheese |
| From
12 months onwards |
• Growth
milk
(or full-cream milk) |
From
12 months onwards |
• Fish
• Eggs and biscuits
• Small pastas, semolina
• Grouth milk
(or full-cream milk) |
| 15-18
months |
• Pastas
and rice
• Other kinds of starchy food |
15-18
months |
• Pastas
and rice
• Other kinds of starchy food |
| Beverage |
• Water,
the only essential drink for children |
|
• No
drinks made of plants |
*
the atopic risk is defined by the existence of one or several
allergic symptoms (asthma, allergic rhinitis, atopic dermatitis,
or food allergy) by parents or in the family.
** Introduce one vegetable after the other, beginning with carrots,
French beans, zucchinis, artichokes, broccolis, cauliflower,
aubergines, leek…
*** Introduce one fruit after the other and begin with apple,
pear, peach, apricot, quince, prune, red fruit, excepting exotic
fruit (banana, kiwi, passion fruit, ananas, mango, litchi…).
NB : It is not advisable to give dried nuts before 6 years of age. There
exists a risk of inhaling peanuts.
January
2003
JM CUNY, J FLABBEE, M MORISSET, P SERGEANT |
 ALIM'INTER
Vol n° 2
mars 2003 |
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to avoidance diet
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