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Koala Crisp Envirodiz Cereal=gas


kimber

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kimber Enthusiast

Hi everyone

Any idea why my ds would get so gassy and uncomfy from Koala Kids cereal?

He is dairy/soy free as well...but I checked their website and it is listed as vegan, dairy, soy, gluten free?

Anyone?

Thanks, Kim


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Just a stab in the dark - Could it be the "milk" you're using? :huh: Some rice "milk" has a small % of gluten in it Rice Dream is one that comes to mind.

jayhawkmom Enthusiast

Hmmm, I don't know. My younger child eats that all the time. It's one thing, that's not babyfood, that he WILL eat, and that doesn't bother him.

Rice Dream has .002% gluten, from barley malt during processing.

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