She is on soy formula and is cutting teeth. I applaud your desire to avoid antibiotics. Most childhood ear infections are caused by pneumococcus and Haemophilus bacteria.
Researchers now fear that excessive use of antibiotics leads to new strains which resist treatment.
In fact, new findings from Kentucky Pediatric Research show that the majority of Haemophilus strains produce an enzyme that inactivates many of the antibiotics given to children. But I suggest you look elsewhere for the solution to your daughter's problem. When performed by a skilled practitioner, cranial therapy can end cycles of ear infections, sometimes with a single treatment. Before his retirement, Bob Fulford, D.O. , a leading practitioner of this technique, had great success curing recurring infections in young children. The National Institutes of Health's Pediatric Alternative Medicine Center at the University of Arizona is now investigating cranial therapy, but they are also looking at echinacea as another possible treatment option.