Allergies affect people at any age. Children are especially susceptible. Protect your family from potentially dangerous skin, food and air allergens.
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Allergies
Food allergies are all too common, and so are the foods that cause them. In fact, just eight foods account for 90% of all food-related allergic reactions in the United States. (read more)
Fun infographic with statistics on allergies in the United States, particularly related to kids. Print and post in the classroom or share with a friend. (read more)
Colorful infographic shows how common childrens allergies are in the United States. Perfect for posting to social media or sharing with other parents. (read more)
By eight months, your baby’s diet already includes a variety of grains, fruits, vegetables and protein, and by 24-months, there is almost nothing your baby can’t eat. (read more)
How do you separate an allergy from a typical kids' cold or an upset stomach after a meal? You just have to know the signs. Use these tips to keep a watch for potential allergies. (read more)
While attending school, your child is the responsibility of someone other than yourself for the first time. This tends to be a frightening concept for most parents. (read more)
Parents can't be by their children's sides at all times. So it's important to educate kids about food allergies in order to keep them safe even when parents aren't around. (read more)
Planning and hosting a successful dinner party can sometimes be more complicated than anticipated. When you throw allergy sufferers and picky eaters in the mix, the situation gets even stickier. (read more)