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Old 11-08-2006, 02:53 PM #1
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Default Tiny pimples on baby since I ate sauerkraut. Advice?

I've been looking for an answer for many months. I'm quite convinced it is a food reaction. I think it was the sauerkraut... because it seems he also gets diaper rash when I eat pickles.

So, do you think it is an over-abundance of something... or did I mess up my balance of something else?

I love to know people's thoughts on this. It would be wonderful to have some kind of direction to go.
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