Food Allergies
My daughter was diagnosed with life-threatening food allergies to milk, eggs, peanuts and soy when she turned one year old. Caring for a child with food allergies can be scary, but I’ve learned that with education, support and partnership, it is entirely manageable.
I’ve written a lot about our food allergy journey here and am so happy that my experience has helped other families facing the same challenges. If you are new to food allergies, or simply curious about our experiences, feel free to read through my posts on the topic. As always, if you need additional information or support, please contact me.
- All about food allergies, part 1 start here!
- All about food allergies, part 2
- All about food allergies, part 3
- 5 reasons children with food allergies should wear medical ID jewelery
- Emergency kit for food allergies
- How I accidentally injected myself with an EpiPen
- Safety stickers and car seat kits for food allergies
- Allergic reaction to a kiss
- Make your home a safe haven – Guest post by Linda Coss, Food Allergy Author
- Food allergy awareness week
- Birthday cakes with food allergies
- Our favorite dairy free foods(including cheese, milk and ice cream substitutes)
- Dairy and soy-free margarine
- Dairy-free macaroni and cheese
- Lasagna for food allergies (can be dairy, egg, soy and wheat free!)
- Three non-dairy yogurts for food allergies
- Watching for food allergies
- Nick News video: I’m allergic to my world
- Halloween with food allergies
- Year one with food allergies
If you are new to food allergies, I also recommend you check out Guide to Parenting a Child with Food Allergies by a great organization Kids with Food Allergies. This free e-book is filled with great info for parenting a child with food allergies.
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