article_snippet: Pregnant women and new-born babies don't need avoid cow's milk as a means of trying to prevent such food allergies .
article_snippet: Professor Katie Allen Professor Katie Allen recommends that recent study shows that pregnant women no longer need to avoid eating peanuts, eggs or cow's milk in a bid to avoid developing a food allergy. '
article_snippet: In fact, such foods such be introduced to infants in such foods such first year soon after such foods such've started on solids,' Professor Katie Allen said.
article_snippet: Professor Katie Allen says although the common food allergy among children - such as eggs, soy, milk and wheat - can be outgrown, there are others that can be developed at a later stage in life. '
article_snippet: Tree nuts and seafood is most commonly developed during adulthood,' Professor Katie Allen said. '
article_snippet: And these can be the most concerning as these can be the ones that stick around - like allergies to peanuts, tree nuts and seafood. '
article_snippet: In my case, I developed my peanut allergy when I became pregnant as that can reset the immune system. '
article_snippet: and I was exposed to different environment of foods and microbes. '