Gina Mennett Lee, M.Ed.

FoodAllergyConsulting.com

This weekend, I was honored to be one of five speakers to present to a SOLD OUT audience in Saddle Brook, NJ hosted by the Asthma and Allergy Support Group of North Jersey.  It was wonderful to see friends old and new.   As promised, I am providing a list of resources that I presented (and a few I didn’t have a chance to present).  Enjoy!

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Thank you!!

P.S.  I also forgot to mention that I wrote a book with Laurel Franceour that will be available to purchase in later this month.  It is called the “Preschool Food Allergy Handbook”.  I will be offering a special price for those that attended the NJ conference.  Stay tuned….

Allergy Cover

 

Free Posters:

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Symptoms of an Allergic Reaction Poster

Label Reading Poster

FINAL Label Poster 8.5×11

FARE Infographic

Infographic from Food Allergy Research and Education

Be A PAL

Be A P.A.L. Poster from Food Allergy Research and Education

 

Free Online Awareness Videos for Children without Food Allergies:

Hayden’s Food Allergy Video (YouTube): This provides an excellent, simple explanation of food allergies and how to keep friends with food allergies safe.  It is appropriate for preschool through 4th grade.

 

Books for Children:

The BugaBees: Friends with Food Allergies

The BugyBops: Friends for All Time

The Princess and the Peanut Allergy by Wendy McClure

The Princess and the Peanut by Sue Ganz-Schmitt

The Peanut Free Café by Gloria Koster

Nutley: the Nut-Free Squirrel by Stephanie Sorkin

 

Free Handbook for School Employees:

The Food Allergy Book: What School Employees Need to Know (www.neahin.org)

 

Free Printable Activities for Children:

Be A P.A.L. (foodallergy.org)

No Biggie Bunch (nobiggiebunch.com)

 

National Guidelines for Developing Policy:

Safe at School and Ready to Learn

Voluntary Guidelines for Managing Food Allergy in Schools and Early Care and Education Programs