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Parents with babies who are dealing with an allergy look to organic baby formula because it does not have the same additives, chemicals, and preservatives that can trigger allergic reactions in their baby.

Using baby products that contain chemicals in the early months can trigger the immune system to fight off the unknown substance and cause allergies, asthma or eczema.

Pure Zees baby cot bed mattress is the world's first certified asthma and allergy friendly baby mattress that is scientifically tested in accordance with internationally recognised trigger factor avoidance recommendations, suitable for those with asthma and allergies.

Pure Zees baby cot bed mattress is the world's first certified asthma and allergy friendly baby mattress that is scientifically tested in accordance with internationally recognised trigger factor avoidance recommendations, including allergens and irritants, suitable for those with asthma and allergies.

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Pure Zees baby cot mattress is the world's first certified asthma and allergy friendly baby mattress that is scientifically tested in accordance with internationally recognised trigger factor avoidance recommendations, including allergens and irritants,...

Pure Zees baby cot bed mattress is the world's first certified asthma and allergy friendly baby mattress that is scientifically tested in accordance with internationally recognised trigger factor avoidance recommendations, suitable for those with asthma...

These types of formulas trigger food allergies in babies less often than soy or cow's milk formulas, according to the American Academy of Allergy and Asthma Immunology.

NOTE: Strawberries sometimes trigger allergic reactions in babies and you may prefer to avoid them for the first year, particularly if your baby is sensitive, or if there is a family history of food allergy.

Since a baby's skin is very sensitive, it takes only one wrong ingredient in a detergent to trigger skin allergies resulting into rashes everywhere.