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When the kids are home from school for the holidays, it is the perfect time to do some craft projects to keep them busy! Here are some allergen friendly holiday craft projects. They also make perfect homemade gifts for grandparents or other relatives! Angel Christmas Ornament Dots...
The holidays are the best time to bake lots of goodies. If you have food allergies, there are a lot of substitutions that can turn your holiday favorites into allergy friendly treats. Learn good substitutes for your allergen of concern 1 cup milk= 1 cup water/juice/rice milk/almond...
As the holiday season is here, many of us will be gathering around and enjoying comfort foods. It is certainly times like these when inflammation can be at it’s worst. Not only are typical holiday foods rich in sugar and fat, but once you start...
If this is your first holiday season going gluten-free, there may be a lot to learn. Here are some tips to help you navigate the holidays. Plain turkey is naturally gluten-free. This doesn’t apply to turkey that has been marinated, seasoned, or stuffed with something containing...
A food filled holiday gathering can be challenging for those with food allergies. From the family members who don’t seem to get it to the constant fear of cross-contamination, here are some tips to help you navigate and cope during this busy holiday season. Have everyone...
Thanksgiving is a time of year where family and friends come together to celebrate everything they are thankful for. This is often a cherished time of year that is filled with memories, traditions and of course food. If you or your child have a food...
If you find yourself fighting inflammation, such as irritable bowel syndrome, migraines, arthritis or other chronic disease, the following foods and nutrients may help you deal with your sources of irritation. Generally speaking, it is important to avoid and/or limit the following foods: -Refined and processed...
Here is a list of safe snacks and lunch ideas for kids with food allergies. As always, check the labels to make sure it is a safe snack! Whether it’s your child who is affected by allergies or someone in his/her class, the following list...
There are many potential dangers for the allergic child in any classroom. If at all possible, keep all foods outside of the classroom. If not, designate a space spot for the allergic child to eat and be sure to clean off all surfaces after meals and...
Having an allergic child might require eliminating certain food groups. By doing this, specific nutrients may be lost from the diet. Replacing them with other thoughtful choices will be necessary for optimal growth and development. If balance is a concern for you, your first step will...
