Marlena - posted on 12/21/2012 ( 3 moms have responded )
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Some schools have implemented the free peanuts policy and others have peanut free zones. But what do you do when your child has multiple life threatening food allergies?
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Jessica - posted on 05/14/2013
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Mine has multiple, allergic to sesame which is allowed. I just educate people involved- teachers, lunchroom attendants, etc--and there are always multiple epipens around. So many allergies these days, that I feel somewhat relieved knowing I'm not the only parent in the same boat at school.
Erin - posted on 01/15/2013
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My son also has multiple food allergies. To ensure his safety I follow a number of different steps as I enter each new school year, including educating teachers and students and reviewing food allergy scenarios with my son.
I wrote an extensive article about it at Allergy Shmallergy: http://shmallergy.wordpress.com/2012/08/...
Best of luck!!
Michelle - posted on 12/21/2012
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teach them what they can and can't eat, and make sure that they fully understand why they cannot take food from other kids. If there is a treat day or a special party send a treat or special snack that they can have,small things like this will help.
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