<<Disclaimer: Verify this information before applying it to your situation.>> I am about to have my first baby in just a few weeks and I'm planning to breastfeed. I've read about the benefits overall and especially in helping to prevent Celiac Sprue disease in passing on to him. But I have a few questions for moms and even dads. 1. Pediatricians recommend breastfeeding for a year, which I plan to do atleast that long, but I will be working. I am going to try pumping, but if for some reason it doesn't work, is there a formula that is recommended if I need to supplement while I'm away from home? 2. When do you introduce wheat into their diet, I mean you have to at some point, but is there a certain age and a certain type of food you should do first? 3. Can he be tested for Celiac disease even if he's not eating wheat? I was diagnosed through an endoscopy while I was sick, but i know the disease can be hard to diagnose, and I don't know if there's a test doctors can do to find out, so if he ends up having it, I don't have to subject him to the wheat if he can't have it. Sorry, this is so much, but i've only been diagnosed for two years, and I don't have any kids, so I'm new to motherhood and the gluten free diet. Thanks in advance for your help. Nikki Gast