Kids vs Health Care Professionals Kids, especially young children, might not easily describe the feelings they are having during an allergic reaction. Health care professionals may have explained to parents the symptoms to look for: hives, vomiting, chest pain, difficulty swallowing, etc. Kids on the other hand my describe things very differently. See the […]
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Top 8 Free Snacks
*UPDATED FOR 2021 Top 8 Free Snacks Finding tasty and somewhat healthy snacks when avoiding one or more allergens can be tricky. Some products seem safe until you read the teeny tiny print on a label that says ‘may contain traces of’ or ‘processed in a shared facility with’ an allergen that you need to […]
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Allergy Friendly Easter Candy
*UPDATED 2021 Allergy-Friendly Easter Candy Bunny, Easter egg, and chick-themed chocolates and candy seem to be in every store leading up to Easter. If you are dealing with a food allergy, it is not always as easy to grab the first pastel-colored bunny-shaped treat to fill your child’s basket. We have found a few allergy-friendly […]
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Faux Egg Decorating Ideas
Egg Decorating Alternatives for Egg Allergies and Vegans Easter egg decorating can be a very fun tradition especially for kids. But not everyone can, or wants to, participate using real eggs. Whether you are vegan or have a child with an egg allergy, there are plenty of other Easter decorating options. Even better these […]
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Food Free Easter Egg Hunt Ideas
Food Free Easter Egg Hunt Ideas Easter egg hunts are a fun tradition for kids. If your child has food allergies, Celiac Disease or is on a restricted diet it might be easier and safer to put non-food items. Having non-food items in the eggs means everyone can participate safely so these ideas are […]
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Food Free Valentines
Less Food, More Fun Need some ideas for food-free valentines? Valentine’s day often brings on tons of candy and baked goods. This can be an issue with dealing with food allergies or other dietary restrictions. Many classroom parties for kids are suggesting non-food treats which are a healthier and often less messy option. Avoiding […]
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