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| Is this not a great pic? My boys love each other so much. |
Unfortunately, those fat rolls hold the worlds. most. awful. smelling. formula. Yes, we've changed formula's now. This kid is on the Nutramigen by Enfamil now. It's the super expensive, non-dairy, non-soy stuff. Super expensive, as in we were paying close to $13 a canister for the sensitive stuff, and now we're paying $36 a canister. One can will last us 4 days. 4 days! So far it has only made his spit up projectile. Yay.
I've done some calculations - assuming that this kid continues to drink the same amount until he's 1 year old, (52 weeks - 7 weeks) * 7 days in a week / 4 days a canister = $2,835 in formula. Woohoo. However, I'm trying to go on a dairy free diet to combat this. It's nearly impossible to eat out while going dairy free. This might be a good thing for me. I still haven't lost 1/3 of the weight I've gained, so maybe now that I can't have any butter or cheese or milk. This means no Starbucks, no cookies, cakes, some breads are off limits (not bagels, but then, I can't put cream cheese or butter on the bagels either) I'm not sure if I have to keep eggs off limits or not. I haven't been, because that's a different allergy altogether, if that's the case, i'm really in trouble, because with egg, I can have mayo things - which means chicken salad and ritz crackers are totally acceptable, and turkey sandwiches with mayo and stuff.
We'll see how this goes! At least I have my kid's beautiful smile now! It makes this parenting thing so much better!

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