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As the holiday season approaches and schools gear up for Christmas celebrations, it's important to address the concerns of students with food allergies. Christmas festivities often involve sharing and enjoying various treats, but for those with allergies, navigating the sea of seasonal goodies can be...
Food allergies affect millions of children worldwide, and the school setting is no exception. Thanksgiving parties often involve an array of dishes, many of which may contain common allergens such as nuts, dairy, and gluten. To make these events enjoyable for everyone, it's essential to...
School field trips are a cherished part of the educational experience, offering students a chance to explore the world outside the classroom walls. However, for families dealing with food allergies, field trips can also bring about unique challenges and concerns. We offer the following tips to...
Don't wait to get your school forms filled out, epinephrine auto injectors refilled and asthma action plans. Here are additional resources to help you make going back to school with food allergies a success. FARE (Food Allergy Research & Education) offers these resources to help: Essential Resources...
Heading back to school with food allergies can create a unique set of challenges. Whether its anxiety, concerns over bullying, or staying safe in a cafeteria, the allergic child, along with supportive caregivers, must create appropriate accommodations to ensure safety and acceptance. It is estimated that...
