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Often, Thanksgiving and holidays can be tough for families that have a child with food allergies. Even though the holidays often revolve around food, you can still make them enjoyable for your allergy prone little one. You just have to prepare! But how do you make Thanksgiving fun for the entire family when you have a child with a food allergy? First, let’s talk about the school activities: If your child’s school...

Hosting or attending a Thanksgiving dinner can be stressful for all of us but if your little one has food allergies, this day can be especially stressful. We’ve compiled a list of helpful resources to help you ensure a safe and enjoyable Thanksgiving feast. Guides: Kids with Food Allergies Guide to Thanksgiving. A great guide for celebrating Thanksgiving at school, home or away from home. This guide provides allergy-friendly activities & crafts, recipe...

...on preheated skillet on low-med heat. You will have to cook it longer to ensure the soy milk dries and the toast isn’t mushy. Serving Size: 2 pieces Per Serving: Calories: 250 Protein: 10g Carbohydrates: 44g Fat: 5g Cinnamon Breakfast Bread (Submitted by: Mary Blackorby) With fall just around the corner, this is a fun option to warm up on a cool morning for an allergy-friendly breakfast. 2 cups Bob’s Red Mill All-Purpose Baking Flour...

...a trace amount of that food) is consumed, the body mounts an immune response. In this way, food allergies can be similar to seasonal allergies. Most of the food allergy symptoms fall “below the neck” because the body responds to the part of the body where the food is: the gut. In older children and adults these symptoms include bloating, diarrhea, and an itchy sensation in the mouth, among others. The symptoms are different for...

...turns out summer break is the perfect time to prepare for the fall and the first day of a new school year. There will be no food allergy skills “brain drain” for our family this summer! Our Food Allergy Brain Drain Prevention Check List: Hand-washing: Washing hands with soap and water before and after eating. Hand sanitizer does not remove food proteins. Safe Snacking: Never assume a snack is safe. Always bring own safe snack....