Abstract
Avoidance of cow's milk by 20 mothers who were breast-feeding their infants did not reduce the rate of infantile colic in their babies in a double-blind placebo-controlled cross-over study. This finding was not influenced by a positive or negative history of maternal allergy, nor by whether or not cow's milk antigen was detectable in maternal milk on days when cow's milk was taken by the mother. However, increasing numbers of types of foods in the mother's diet were associated with increasing numbers of attacks of colic in the infants.
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