I loved goats milk as a child my Grandmother had goats

 Lexi xxx

Thanks for the article . .

However  . . WARNING: Goats milk is very similar to cow's milk so if your baby/chold is allergic to dairy or Lactose intolerant PLEASE STAY CLEAR OF GOATS MILK . . .

Cheers Kellz

Hi,
I am a new mom of an 8-week old adopted son, our first, who is rashing out with scalded skin/eczema-like reaction all over his body every time he drinks his formula. I've tried 6 brands: Enfamil, Enfamil Nutramigen, Earth's Best, Parent's Choice and Nestle Good start.  He won't drink soy and also I've read that soy has issues with too many estrogens, esp. for a boy. My adoption agent suggested goat's milk and I went and got some fresh pasteurized goat's milk and he does great on it..rash clears. Only problem is that after doing much research I've come to understand that plain goat's milk isn't enough: it is deficient in Iron, Folic Acid and B12. Doctors in the USA are against goat's milk and no one sells or makes a goat's milk formula here. I searched desperately online and found KariCare by Nutricia Goat Starter Formula, the answer to my prayers, being that it is fortified with what goat's milk is deficient in, safe, standardized, etc. and many who have babies with similar problems seem to have success. I feel desperate to get this product for my son; my intuition just tells me this is the answer, seeing how well he does on organic fresh pasteurized goat's milk. I feel kind of demonized for wanting to feed him goat's milk or goat milk based formula here in the USA, it just is not done. The pediatricians and mainstream medical and social community guide a new mom to the moneymakers like Enfamil. I am desperate, I have tried so many solutions, including expensive Enfamil hypoallergenic Nutramigen and nothing makes his rash stop but goat's milk. I am too afraid to feed him any more fresh goat's milk so I feed him Nutramigen which my pediatrician recommended and cry as I watch his skin turn red and scalded, then it turns into a sunburn-like affair, then next day dry and leathery and then peels/flakes.
Can anyone help me get this product in the USA? Help me get it purchased and shipped here? I know I might need a prescription from my pediatrician. I think I can get that. But how can i get it purchased and shipped to me? I can't find online purchase site? I am getting devastated and desperate that I can't solve this for my child. Does anyone have a place I can go to purchase this? I am willing to call overseas to a store or send a prescription to the right place but I wonder if international WHO code would even allow that? Does anyone have a solution ? I would be so grateful...thanks!
—Desperate in Denver, CO

my son was like that,  he was 8 months old when i weaned him and put him on formula, then he came out in these rashes on his cheaks and he was very flemmy, anyway so i went to see the doctor and she wrote me a script for some cream for it (OMG) i could not accept that, there was a problem and i'm not gonna just stick cream on it, that won't fix whats going on inside him, so then i tried soy formula and there was no change, so i then tryed goats formula and cleared up nearly straight away, and his flemmy chest went away also, i still cannot believe the doctor just gave me a cript for some cream, it just goes to show they don't now much at all, i fixed the problem without there help, obviously if your child has just gone on formula and they are comeing out in a rash and there flemmy that would mean there haveing some kind of allergie towards it dugh! what a stupid doctor to just sugest putting cream on it ugh!