Food as a weapon? A new study on bullying and food allergies that all parents need to talk about.
I’m a firm believer that there is much more good than bad in the world, but a recent article in The Washington Post about bullying kids with food allergies has me questioning my optimism. “Bullies use a small but powerful weapon to torment allergic kids:...
Bake Sales Are My B*tch: A food allergy cookbook with a sense of humor, 60+ recipes, and truly helpful advice.
As the mom to a 13-year-old with peanut and tree nut allergies, I had a feeling that Bake Sales Are My B*tch: Win the Food Allergy Wars with 60+ Recipes to Keep Kids Safe and Parents Sane by April Peveteaux would be a winner. With a title like that, I suspected that...
Our favorite better-for-you and allergy-free Easter candy options for an Easter basket you can feel good about.
Besides a few great non-candy Easter basket gifts, most kids expect that the Easter Bunny will deliver on delicious treats on Easter Sunday. But if you’re the parent of a child with food allergies — or you just prefer better-for-you candy, hard as it may...
One small thing that can make a huge difference while traveling with food allergies.
For parents of families with food allergies, visiting a foreign country can feel like a daunting prospect. But it doesn’t have to. There’s one small item that can make traveling with food allergies less nerve racking: Allergy Translation cards. Traveling...
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