Dairy ?: is it possible?

My 11 month old has always shown sensitivities to dairy if I eat
something (by oversight) that has dairy in it. BUT, she ate something
with butter in it yesterday and seems perfectly fine. When I eat it,
she has trouble sleeping, gets a butt rash, and eczema - but nothing
happened when she ate it.

Is this possible? I'm wondering if I am sensitive to dairy and she has
a hard time processing it from me. But that sounds far fetched.
*shrug*

Also, I've heard that dairy sensitivities can just go away, but I'm
wondering if the symptoms just lessen or if it does just go away.

Misti

Brookben wrote:

My 11 month old has always shown sensitivities to dairy if I eat
something (by oversight) that has dairy in it. BUT, she ate something
with butter in it yesterday and seems perfectly fine. When I eat it,
she has trouble sleeping, gets a butt rash, and eczema - but nothing
happened when she ate it.

Is this possible?

My hypothesis is that she is sensitive to a component
of dairy not found in butter. Dairy sensitivity
includes casein, whey, lactose, and a whole bunch
of stuff.

Also, I've heard that dairy sensitivities can just go away, but I'm
wondering if the symptoms just lessen or if it does just go away.

A lot of children do outgrow sensitivities of
all kinds.

-- Anita --