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Letting Go When Your Food Allergic Child Leaves Home

Maya — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 10:45:05 +0000

Are You Having a Hard Time Letting Go?
This issue of Kids With Food Allergies e-News is filled with tips, advice, and strategies for maintaining a social life and sending food allergic children to school or other caregivers. Feeling overwhelmed? Read KFA’s latest issue: Kids With Food Allergies: Letting Go

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17 New Allergy-Friendly Foods for Kids

Maya — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 10:45:06 +0000

NEW! Find the Latest Allergy-Friendly Foods Available
KFA’s special report for spring 2009 that reveals the latest food products that cater to food allergic consumers. New foods include milk alternatives, dairy-free frozen desserts, baby food, milk-free and soy-free margarine, and new gluten-free baking mixes.

Visit Kids With Food Allergies: New Allergy-Friendly Foods to download the full special report.

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Food Allergens Hide in Unlikely Places: Peanut and Nut Alert in Flower Seeds

Maya — Sun, 10 May 2009 10:45:09 +0000

ALERT! Always Read Labels
Thanks to Theresa Green for alerting us to the fact that packages of Buzzy® flower seeds in the $1.00 section of Target have labels warning that they contain peanut and tree nut shells. The warnings are in very fine print on the packaging. This serves as an excellent reminder to read labels for even non-food items as they may contain food ingredients.
Visit Kids With Food Allergies eNews for more information.

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