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A true milk allergy is fairly uncommon and occurs mostly in children. Many children will outgrow the allergy. Breastfed infants are less likely to develop a milk allergy than formula fed infants. And, children with a parent and/or sibling with allergies are at greater risk of developing allergies themselves.
