Guest guest Posted March 12, 2001 Report Share Posted March 12, 2001 my son had the milk allergy/reflux too and he was put on a special formula that made all the difference in sleep. it is called neocate. you cant buy it in a store, you must get it direct from the company. ask your gastro dr. my son started with nutramagin/alimentum and was still having a terrible time. it was explained to us that the reason was because they both still had the milk protein in them just very " broken down " to a level most allergic/colic kids could handle. my son couldn't. the Neocate was basically a predigested formula withOUT any milk/soy in it whatso ever. after 2 weeks on this formula he finally started to sleep better going from waking 5-6 times a night to only one. he has since stopped the formula but i know other kids that continue into the 1st year (toddler formula). if you want more info, i will forward it to you. also, it is expensive but insurance sometimes covers it. i wish u luck and if you have any questions, let me know. lisabnetz@... > This is not related to plagiocephaly. My son Spencer turned 1 on > March 6, 2001. He's the easiest baby except for he gets up 5-6 times > every night. When he was born he had a severe case of Reflux and he > still suffers from stomach spasms. The first two months of his life > he didn't sleep more than 2 hours out of 24 hours. They put him on > Zantac and Donnatol. He no longer needs the Zantac but he takes > Donnatol 4 times a day still. He's also allergic to milk. After > they medicated him around 2 months old he began to sleep at least 2 - > 3 hours at a time. He's now 1 and he still gets up repeatedly. I > know that he has night terrors. This has been confirmed by his > pediatrician. Does ANYONE have any advice on how to get him to sleep > through the night? Between getting no more than 3-4 hours sleep a > night and traveling every two weeks to Charlotte (I live in VA Beach) > I'm am exhausted. I don't think Spencer is exhausted though. I also > have a 6 year old son to take care of so ANY advice is helpful. I > have tried letting him cry it out but he gets completely histyrical. > HELP Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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