I am rejoicing as this year’s back-to-school night was the first in which there was no uncomfortable talk about food allergy policy, no snickers from the other parents, no knot in my stomach from holding back my frustration. It was the first time in all the years my daughters have been at school (that would.. read more →
This time of year, Pinterest and other social media sites are drowning in cute and clever gifts for your child’s teacher. Finding the best way to say thank you is not easy especially when you are on a budget or pressed for time. I’m here to to give the hard truth. It’s not about the.. read more →
As the school year comes to a close, this is a great time to reflect about those people that have made a positive impact on your child throughout the school year. As a former teacher, I can tell you that those notes of thanks are some of the most treasured gifts I ever received. All.. read more →
By Gina Mennett Lee, M.Ed. Food Allergy Educator & Consultant FoodAllergyConsulting.com One of the most important skills in managing food allergies is the ability to identify an allergic reaction. Early identification is critical. I am sharing this FREE poster with you in hopes that you will download it and use it. The information.. read more →
By Gina Mennett Lee, M.Ed. The number of children with food allergies in the United States is now estimated to be 1 in 13. This means there are approximately 2 children in every classroom with food allergies. That number is especially alarming given that children with food allergies can be at risk for having a.. read more →
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