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...Today’s post in our allergy-friendly meal idea series is the final topic: dinner! While breakfast and lunch may tend to be rushed or eaten out of the house, a lot of families still prefer to have dinner together at home. On top of this, the restrictions and rules that come with food allergies can make dining out very difficult. Here are some dinner ideas that might help you add variety to the evening meal....

...Every day, we talk with families who struggle daily in managing food allergies. Food allergies certainly present a lot to manage! On top of the extensive guidance you receive on how to manage food allergies in the kitchen, you also hear advice that it’s important to “spend dinner together as a family” for important social reasons. For many families with food allergies involving a hypoallergenic formula like Neocate, this can represent a significant dilemma....

...Along with all of the stress of the holidays (decorating, sending cards, gifts, oh my!), it can be hard to juggle preparing food for a crowd, especially when food allergies are present. Here are some tips and tricks to help make a Christmas dinner that much easier on the host. Simplify to remove allergens Guests with food allergies don’t always need an entirely separate menu. If you are hosting, start by asking guests what...

...Chocolate (“Chocolate Pudding”) Afternoon Snack: Neocate Splash, Orange-Pineapple Appetizer: Neocate Junior with Prebiotics, Unflavored + artificial grapefruit flavor Dinner: Neocate Splash, Grape + Neocate Junior, Chocolate (“Chocolate Covered Raisin”) Dessert: Neocate Splash, Unflavored + artficial ‘cookies ‘n cream’ flavor Day 1 Experience: Day 1 started with Neocate Infant. Does this taste like standard infant formula or milk? Nope. Because Neocate products have amino acids instead of whole protein, Neocate Infant has a different taste and...

...to bond and catch up on each other’s days. Here are some fun ideas for activities that families can do during mealtimes to have fun, learn about food, and enjoy mealtime together! Play Restaurant Children love to play “restaurant” at home. At a family meal, let your child pretend to be a waiter or waitress. First tell your child what is on the menu for dinner. Then give your child a small pad of paper...

...Transition’ on this page of helpful resources. The key strategy for many transitions is a process called ‘fading.’ Fading involves adding the new formula (Neocate) to the old one in increasing amounts over time. It’s important to talk to your LO’s healthcare team to see if they recommend fading, and if it might work for you. (Sometimes, especially if food allergy symptoms are challenging, they may not want you to keep the old formula in...