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KiDS (Kids + Dairy Symptoms) is an educational initiative that helps healthcare professionals connect the dots between dairy and a wide range of childhood symptoms. From downloadable resources to professional education, every tool is science-backed and peer-reviewed, developed with input from physicians, dietitians, and researchers.
Is Your Child Lactose Intolerant?
If your child struggles with bloating, gas, or stomach discomfort, dairy could be the culprit.
Recipes
No dairy? No problem! We have a range of recipes to suit your family’s needs, all created by a chef and approved by a registered dietitian.
Tips & Tools
We’re here to help you figure out the best milk for your family, navigate the grocery store, avoid fights at the dinner table, and so much more.
Professional Resources
Our Dairy-Free Nutrition Toolkit for Healthcare Professionals is the perfect place to start. Plus, download more resources for your practice.
CEU Course for Dietitians
We offer a 1.0 credit CEU course for registered dietitians and dietetics technicians that provides an understanding of when and how to remove dairy from a child’s diet.
When and Why to Remove Dairy
Dairy can be a less obvious trigger or contributing factor in a range of health conditions, and eliminating it may be a simple and effective solution.
Conditions and Symptoms
Lactose intolerance and cow’s milk protein allergy may seem obvious. But what about eczema, acne, asthma, and more? Learn more about clinical manifestations that may be due to dairy consumption.
Provider Database - Coming Soon!
Do you work with pediatric patients and clients? We’d love to include you in a multidisciplinary public database, available to any parent looking for professional support. Please email [email protected] with the subject line “Provider” and we will get back to you.
Advisory Board
We have assembled a mix of registered dietitians, pediatricians, gastroenterologists, and public health professionals to support you.
Evidence
Don’t just take our word for it, dive into the literature. We have curated a selection of full-text articles to get your started, no account or payment required.