Tips for eating out when your child has food allergies 11 Articles

by Taye Foster Bradshaw

If your child has severe food allergies like my daughter, you don't have to give up enjoying a family dinner out. There are some things you need to do to be prepared in case she/he has a reaction to a hidden food additive...read more

by Pat Merewether

Eating away from home can be worrisome and a risky business if your child has allergies. Here are a few tips for making eating out a more pleasant and safe experience. Medic Alert Bracelet: The first thing you should ...read more

by Aline Neal

HELPFUL TIPS TO EASE YOUR MIND When it comes to our children's safety, dining out can be a life or death situation, we NEED to protect them! With over 2 million children having life threatening allergies, it's truly a ...read more

by Bobby Coles

Food allergies are quite common, especially amongst the child population. Meal preparation can become a time consuming process, requiring careful thought and examination of all foods and their ingredients. Eating out at ...read more

by Elizabeth Bridgette

My daughter, who is four, has Celiac Disease. That does not stop her gregarious, energetic toddler need to socialize in the great American tradition - eating out! We are a food-centrific society. Everything from going t...read more

by Fiona Mather

Tips for eating out when your child has food allergies It can be very difficult eating out when your child has food allergies so here are a few tips. 1)Try going to child friendly eateries. They should be more unde...read more

by Isis Kennedy

Dining out can be so much fun! Do not let allergies put a damper on that fun! You as a parent can keep your child safe by keeping a few things in mind when you dine out to not let a good time turn into a medical emerge...read more

by poeticklutz

The simple fact about food allergies is that they are life altering. Food allergies take a toll not only on the child who has them, but also on their parents, family members, friends and even classmates. All of a sudden a ...read more

by Molly Mullen

Food allergies involving your child can be daunting, but have faith as soon as you follow these steps, you can make it a routine. It can be something that is easily managed. At home you clear anything that your child i...read more

by Callista Meyer

When a family member, especially a child has been diagnosed as having a severe allergy your lifestyle will change dramatically. Both you and your child will need to be highly educated on how to deal with the allergy and wh...read more

by Tracy Hayes

"The Peanut Boy" My second to oldest son was one year old when I decided to introduce peanut butter on a cracker to him. I laid him down after his afternoon snack. He was extremely fussy and screaming. At first, ...read more