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These first steps in dealing with a food allergy diagnosis for your child can help you cope with fear and uncertainty, while creating a safe environment for your family.

New products help parents keep their contact information on children in case the child has an emergency, food allergies, special needs or becomes lost in public.

Depressed, defiant, angry, and hyperactive children are a nightmare for parents. Avoiding some foods and leaning heavily on others can save the day.

School has many challenges for students who deal with life-threatening food allergies. Planning and communication are the key to a safe school experience.

Celiac Disease: What it is, who gets it, and what can be done.

Don't let food sensitivities stop you from eating out! It's possible to enjoy your favorite foods in restaurants and keep to your diet with a few friendly precautions.

Food allergies in children continue to rise dramatically. Schools and early childhood centers need clear guidelines about the management of food allergic children.

Kids with food allergies can enjoy special occasions like Easter, Christmas and birthday parties like other kids as long as their parents do a bit of planning prior.

How to use your web browser and a word processor to search in detail for allergens and other ingredients in the lists published by some of the popular restaurants.

A food allergy diagnosis can be overwhelming. Finding books, safe food and other resources is a must for those who need reliable information quickly.

The high cost of gas and pricey activity options can limit camp opportunities. Collaborating with teachers , experts or friends can make for low cost fun and learning.