Since frequency of exposure is related to the development of allergies, the average US dairy consumption of 666 pounds per person per year (USDA, 1999) may be one of the reasons dairy is frequently the culprit in infant allergies. (lactationservices.com)
Other common infant allergies include nasal allergies which can produce cold - like symptoms such a stuffy or runny nose, with thin runny nasal discharge, frequent sneezing, itchy or watery eyes, dry cough, breathing through the mouth and also skin rashes. (newbornbabyzone.com)
The good news about infant allergies however is, that babies often outgrow these allergies as they grow older. (newbornbabyzone.com)