the proteins from cows milk stay in your system for longer than a week and can be passed thru breastmilk the whole time… that is what my doctor told me when my nursing child developed an intolerance to dairy proteins. Mothers milk contains lactose naturally he said and that it is the dairy proteins infants are bothered by… and they outgrow it usually.

It’ll pass into your system in less than a couple hours.
If dairy goes through your system and your little one’s system gets upset because of it, please don’t do that to her. It just irritates her digestion.
The chocolate raspberry thing from Sonic will be back after she’s not breast feeding any more…

Babies with a dairy sensitivity are usually reacting to the milk protein. I suppose it would be passed into your milk within several hours, but milk proteins can stay in your system up to a couple of weeks, which is why elimination diets of that length are suggested when trying to determine food sensitivities. Dairy is not one of the foods that passes in and out quickly. It usually wouldn’t be a one off type of reaction, so if you haven’t been eliminating dairy for the most part, the gassiness might be attributable to something else. For the sake of skipping the chocolate raspberry thing or a less gassy baby, I’d pick the less gassy baby. Either that or just get one and have one bit just to taste it.

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