peanut allergy

If you have a peanut allergy, you need to find a substitute for peanut butter for baking, protein balls, shakes, smoothies, snacks, and sandwiches. Since…

When Your Grandchildren Have Food Allergies This is a guest post by my friend Juliet from AskGranny.com Dedicating this post in memory of Jacob MacDonald from Minnesota who died September 22, 2017. On the...

What foods, snacks, and personal care items are made in peanut free facilities? As parents of a child with a severe peanut allergy, we researched…

To the parents who don’t understand the severity of a peanut allergy (or any other life-threatening allergy), this is for you.

Dear Younger Me, I see you and I know you. You feel alone and unprepared right now. Your helpless, precious child has been diagnosed with a severe food allergy. You’ve already seen the power this disease has when your sweet babe became swollen beyond recognition with hives, redness and itchiness.

What exactly is a peanut allergy? How do I reduce my child’s risk of developing an allergy? And how do I manage a peanut allergy diagnosis? So many great questions – and I’m here to answer them all. Everything you need to know about peanut allergies and how to protect your babies and kids. #peanutallergy #peanutallergyawareness #feedinglittles #kidsallergies

Do peanut free protein bars exist? Protein bars are great to have on hand because they're a convenient and filling snack, but most protein bars…

Food allergies affect 4 to 6 percent of children and 4 percent of adults. Learn about the types of food allergies, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment here.

Does your kid have food allergies? Prepare yourself with these 10 essential tips for dealing with food allergies at school.

What are safe snacks that kids with peanut allergies can eat? As a mom of a child with a severe peanut allergy, this is a…