Navigating Non- IgE CMPA in Toddlers

A practical guide to understanding and managing non-IgE CMPA in everyday life

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Developed by an Accredited Practising Dietitian

Lifetime Access

$297 One-off Payment

Evidence-Based

Developed by an Accredited Practising Dietitian

Lifetime Access

$297 One-off Payment

Evidence-Based

If you're here, you're probably trying to make sense of symptoms that just keep lingering.

Things might have improved since baby days, but not completely. Now it might look like constipation that keeps coming back, fussy eating, poor sleep, ongoing congestion, or maybe skin flare-ups that never fully settle.

And you're left wondering: could this still be dairy? Have they actually grown out of it? Or is this something else entirely?

This course will help you work through that, step by step.

Trying to figure it out on your own can feel overwhelming

If you've already started looking into CMPA, you might be feeling unsure about a few things.

Is this still dairy, or has something else taken over?
Should they have grown out of this by now?
Am I overreacting, or under-reacting?

A lot of parents are told “they'll probably grow out of it” — which might be true, but doesn't tell you what to actually do in the meantime.

This course is designed to take the guesswork out of it.

You'll learn how to:

recognise how non-IgE CMPA presents in toddlers
spot patterns in longer-term symptoms
follow a clear elimination process
reintroduce dairy in a way that gives you answers
build a balanced dairy-free diet
manage fussy eating without pressure
navigate daycare, parties, and eating out
understand how and when to use the milk ladder

This course is for you if…

you've been told it could still be CMPA but aren't sure what to do next
symptoms have improved since baby days but haven't fully gone away
you're trying to work out if this is CMPA, fussy eating, or something else
you want practical strategies for daycare, family meals, and social situations, not just an elimination diet

This isn't the right fit if…

Your baby has severe symptoms — failure to thrive or IgE reaction's (immediate hives, eye swelling, lip swelling or anaphylaxis).

These need urgent medical care, not a self-paced course.

If that's where you are, please contact your GP, paediatrician, or emergency services rather than starting here.

Meet Kate Annat — Founder & Paediatric Dietitian

Kate is an Accredited Practising Dietitian and the founder of Cub Paediatric Dietetics. She's worked across multiple paediatric allergy and gastroenterology clinics in Australia and the UK, caring for children navigating non-IgE CMPA. This course draws directly on that clinical experience, structured the same way Kate works through elimination and reintroduction with families in her own clinic.

Bachelor of Health Science (Nutrition & Dietetics), QUT · Member, Dietitians Australia · Member, British Society of Paediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition

Inside the Course...

Module 1 — Understanding CMPA in Toddlers
What non-IgE CMPA looks like at this stage, and how it differs from a baby's presentation.

Module 2 — Recognising Symptoms
How to spot the patterns and connect what you're seeing to what might be causing it.

Module 3 — Diagnosing CMPA: Elimination & Reintroduction
A structured process for eliminating dairy and reintroducing it in a way that gives you a clear answer.

Module 4 — Dairy-Free Nutrition
Building a balanced, dairy-free diet for a growing toddler.

Module 5 — Shopping Dairy-Free
Reading labels, finding substitutes, and shopping with confidence.

Module 6 — Feeding Fussy Toddlers
Managing fussy eating without turning mealtimes into a battle.

Module 7 — Life with CMPA: Social Strategies
Navigating daycare, parties, and eating out without the stress.

Module 8 — The Milk Ladder
When and how to use the milk ladder to reintroduce dairy over time.

What’s included:

8 video modules, self-paced
Dairy-free nutrition guidance
Meal and snack ideas
Printable symptom trackers
Shopping lists
Downloadable PDF guides
Lifetime access — go back to any module whenever you need to

The plan you've been trying to piece together yourself

There's no shortage of advice about toddlers and dairy — from well-meaning family, daycare, and the internet. The hard part is knowing which of it applies to your child, and in what order to act on it. This course puts a structured, dietitian-built process in one place, so you're not piecing it together from forums, Facebook groups, and conflicting opinions at every family gathering.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do I have access to the course?

Lifetime access — it's yours to revisit anytime.

Is this a replacement for seeing my own dietitian or GP?

No. This course provides general nutrition and feeding education. It doesn't replace individual medical or dietetic advice, and you should keep working with your child's healthcare team, especially before making any changes to diet or feeding.

Do I need a diagnosis before starting the course?

No — the course is designed for parents who suspect CMPA as well as those with a diagnosis already.

My toddler is already a fussy eater — will this help, or make it worse?

In my practice, I often find gut symptoms sitting underneath fussy eating rather than beside it. Reflux and tummy pain can lead to food avoidance; constipation or diarrhoea can flatten appetite altogether. Removing the trigger food often eases the fussy eating too, simply because eating starts to feel good again.

You know your child best. If cutting dairy feels manageable without a daily battle, it's worth trying. If the idea of removing dairy feels overwhelming, a 1:1 consult with your paediatric dietitian can help you build a plan suited to your child.

What if my toddler is in daycare or eating with other people regularly?

There's a dedicated module on navigating daycare, parties, and eating out, so you're not figuring that part out alone.

What if my child's symptoms don't match exactly what's covered?

Every child is different, and the course teaches you a process rather than a one-size-fits-all checklist. If you're ever unsure, please book in with one of our paediatric dietitians to discuss.

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