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Gluton In Breast Milk?


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Does anyone know if gluten is expressed in breast milk? I think my toddler has celiac and I have a new baby due any day. I intend to keep her off gluten for the first year, but I'm not sure if I should avoid it while I am nursing her or if it is okay for me to eat it.


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Yes, gluten is definitely in your breast milk if you eat it. The only way to have a gluten-free baby would be for you to avoid gluten as well.

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Anything you eat does go through your breastmilk. I have a son allergic to wheat and milk so the allergist and I worked on a diet plan for the third trimester and first 6 months of breastfeeding. I am not eating gluten, dairy, eggs, fish, seafood, nuts, and tree nuts. This can be difficult but for me it is the right thing to do.

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