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...key thing to look for is whether they accept number 4 plastics – the lids we use on our cans are number 4. As more localities continue to accept a bigger variety of plastics, we hope many of our customers can recycle their Neocate lids! You may also be able to find a nearby drop-off location by using the search feature on Earth911 with the term “#4 Rigid Plastic” and your city or zip code....

...School Kids Smartphone Apps: We don’t have to tell you that teens love their cell phones! Apps are a way for teens to manage their food allergies in a way that’s familiar and convenient for them! Here are just a few apps that showed up in a quick search. We haven’t tested them all out, and there are new apps every day, but they could be of interest: Allergy Eats iCanEat Gluten and Allergen Free...

...that your child will not be the only one in their school with food allergies. Volunteering with other allergy parents to talk about or read a story about food allergies will not only help your child’s classmates understand more, but hopefully they will be more accepting of them. We hope our tips are helpful as you search for the right preschool for your child. If you’ve been through this process before, be sure to share...

...can be handled. Next comes the fun mixing part. If you want your mixture to come in different colors, separate into balls and start adding your favorite food grade colors. I used food grade icing gel colors left over from my cake decorating days and really loved the results. Beware – the icing colors may stain your hands but can be easily removed with a baby wipe. 2-Ingredient Silky-Smooth Playdough By Our Best Bites This...

...US versus outside the US. We didn’t see that coming! Finally, children who moved to the US from another country were more likely to develop allergic disorders the longer they lived in the US! We’d love to know if children who are born in the US and move away see a decrease in allergic disorders… What do you think of the results of this new research – did they surprise you? – Rob McCandlish, RDN...

...using Neocate. This is because Neocate doesn’t contain any lactose (or any dairy at all!) or whole proteins. These substances would normally cause a reaction in the body that leads to poor absorption and diarrhea. Infants are able to absorb the nutrients they need from Neocate without the bad reaction that often results in diarrhea. Most parents tell us that the switch to Neocate has meant more solid stools and many fewer diapers. – Rob...

...Well, not everyone is able to pick up and move to a farm! Second, pet ownership is also a big decision. Those are obvious considerations, besides per allergies. Also, research is messy and often leads to more questions than answers. First, not all research that’s been conducted in this topic has come to the same conclusions – some of the results are contradictory. And sometimes you find something you don’t expect. For example, researchers in...

...is a useful indicator of nutritional status. A well-intentioned mistake The food elimination or restricted diet, which limited primary foods/food groups, looked to find a solution to her symptoms. They preferred to avoid controlling her symptoms and multiple medications or restrict her activity. What they failed to recognize is that by removing the top 8 food antigens, they were slowly and unknowingly starving their daughter and jeopardizing their growth potential. Malnutrition is a direct result...