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Honey2223
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What kind of cake for 1st birthday
I have no idea what kind of cake to give DD on her 1st birthday. She is still on formula but does eat baby yogurt and soft cheese. I'm worried about ingredients or frosting on the cake messing up her stomach. Idk ini should make her one or order one. What kind of cake did you give your LO for the first time?? Thanks.
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alli3131
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What kind of cake for 1st birthday
My DS had cake from stop n shop at 4 months. For his birthday I made a cake. Has your dd had eggs? That is the only thing I'd worry about.
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| Posted 11/11/13 7:27 PM |
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Honey2223
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Re: What kind of cake for 1st birthday
She has not had eggs yet. But I'm assuming because its cooked it should be fine?
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| Posted 11/11/13 7:55 PM |
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MrsT809
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What kind of cake for 1st birthday
DD has an allergy to uncooked milk so I was concerned specifically about what frosting to give her. I ended up making her regular boxed cake for her cake smash and party and used the pink funfetti frosting since it actually has no milk in it. If she eats bread products then I wouldn't be worried about the cake itself.
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| Posted 11/11/13 7:58 PM |
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nycgirl
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Re: What kind of cake for 1st birthday
Posted by Honey2223
She has not had eggs yet. But I'm assuming because its cooked it should be fine?
Nope. Make sure she's had egg before.
Honestly, DS and DD never had their first birthday cake.
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| Posted 11/11/13 9:18 PM |
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Honey2223
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Re: What kind of cake for 1st birthday
Posted by MrsT809
DD has an allergy to uncooked milk so I was concerned specifically about what frosting to give her. I ended up making her regular boxed cake for her cake smash and party and used the pink funfetti frosting since it actually has no milk in it. If she eats bread products then I wouldn't be worried about the cake itself.
What boxed cake did you use?
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| Posted 11/11/13 10:11 PM |
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Honey2223
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Re: What kind of cake for 1st birthday
Posted by nycgirl
Posted by Honey2223
She has not had eggs yet. But I'm assuming because its cooked it should be fine?
Nope. Make sure she's had egg before.
Honestly, DS and DD never had their first birthday cake.
I was also thinking if maybe just skipping the cake for her all together. But they do have several dairy free, egg free cake mixes at most health good places, I may just try this.
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RSquared0907
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Re: What kind of cake for 1st birthday
Posted by MrsT809
DD has an allergy to uncooked milk so I was concerned specifically about what frosting to give her. I ended up making her regular boxed cake for her cake smash and party and used the pink funfetti frosting since it actually has no milk in it. If she eats bread products then I wouldn't be worried about the cake itself.
How were you able to tell your DD has an allergy to uncooked milk vs cooked milk? My DD also has a dairy allergy, but we figured this out with raw milk products and haven't attempted to give her anything with cooked milk. Her allergist did say she would probably be fine with baked goods containing dairy, but I haven't wanted to test the theory.
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| Posted 11/12/13 8:46 AM |
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MrsT809
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Re: What kind of cake for 1st birthday
Posted by Honey2223
Posted by MrsT809
DD has an allergy to uncooked milk so I was concerned specifically about what frosting to give her. I ended up making her regular boxed cake for her cake smash and party and used the pink funfetti frosting since it actually has no milk in it. If she eats bread products then I wouldn't be worried about the cake itself.
What boxed cake did you use?
I forget which brand. It was a yellow cake from either pillsbury or betty crocker. Have you given things like pancakes or waffles? You could try those to see if she's okay with the cooked eggs. Or just try scrambled eggs if you're comfortable with that. Our ped was fine with whole eggs by 9 months.
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