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...those with allergies, the Allergy Amulet. This is a wearable device with the ability to detect food allergens within one minute of contact. Right now, this has only been crafted and tested for peanut allergies, though extension to include many more allergies is in the works. If you’re ready to shop for an allergy ID, here are some sites to consider: http://www.zoobearsmedicalid.com Focus is on infant, toddler and children http://www.americanmedical-id.com Variety of styles for all...

...products is based on scientific recommendations of experts that set nutrition guidance for the world and North America to ensure health and growth for children. The total level of protein for our Neocate Junior products designed for those over the age of 1, is approximately 12% of energy from protein. This level is in line with the protein ranges outlined by North American Dietary Reference Intakes (DRIs) Acceptable Macronutrient Distribution Ranges (5-20% for 1-3 years...

...diet. Your doctor may want to try again with another milk trial in 6–12 months. In the meantime, it is important to make sure that they are getting all of the nutrients they need. One option is to switch them to an elemental toddler formula, like Neocate Junior, which is specially formulated to be nutritionally complete for children 12 months and older with food allergies and related GI conditions. Have you tried a milk trial...

...Tips for Everyday Life’ by Linda Cross) The best way to get through to a toddler or young child is to communicate with them in their language and on their level. Teach them through activities they enjoy! Storybooks: Guide for preschoolers with peanut and tree nut allergies Taking Food Allergies to School Starting School With a Food Allergy Children’s Allergy Storybooks in Spanish Videos: Binky Goes Nuts (part of the ‘Arthur’ book series) Music: Kyle...

...if your child has allergies. Don’t wait too late to introduce solids. If you do, it can be difficult for your child to learn important oral skills like chewing. 1-3 years By this time, your baby will probably have a few teeth and be ready to take on crunchier foods. Cereals and raw fruits and vegetables cut into very small pieces are good at this age. But, again consult with the doctor about safely testing...

We would like to thank Kendra Tiedemann for guest blogging for us and sharing her family’s allergy story. Stay tuned for her next entry about her other son Norman! If you were to ask my son’s classmates about him, they would describe a typical five-year-old boy. They would say that Paulie likes cars, trucks, dinosaurs, and making noise. They might also tell you that he skips lunch every day. What they may not...