Ready Brek question

[creations]

Is it suitable for LOs who need to avoid milk?
The ingredients do not include milk but there is allergy advice on the box - is that because the guide is to make up with milk (which could be subbed for LO's formula or breast milk) or because of another reason?
Anyone know?
http://www.weetabix.co.uk/brands/readybrek/original

[*Ali*]

It is just a cross contamination risk
https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&ei=wpm7VLXuGYSrafetgYAK&url=http://www.weetabix.co.uk/downloads/Milk%2520Lactose.pdf&ved=0CCgQFjAD&usg=AFQjCNE8apSAPf_F4a5pOJUC30ccmGRjKg

[clazzat]

We have no problem giving ready brek to ds who is intolerant to milk - we make it up with coconut milk.  I would guess it is a question of how sensitive an intolerance it is - ds can have a small amount of things with butter in, for example, although he reacts to a anything else with milk in, so we have never felt the need to worry about food with trace amounts or possible cross-contamination.

[Mashi]

My DS had a very bad reaction to Ready Brek.  The warning is because the factory is not sterile and there is a risk of cross contamination - they make products that do have milk/milk powder in them on the same equipment.  We were extremely cautious with everything with DS, above and beyond actually, and I actually chose to take the risk with the Ready Brek because I could not see any reason to avoid it based on the ingredients. But as we learned, the "may contain" products really can be risky.

[creations]

Thanks