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Kids AllergyKids® Universal food allergies awareness www.allergykids.com About.com: Special Needs Children Parenting special needs and author of '50 Ways to Support Your Child's Special Education' and 'The Everything Parent's Guide to Sensory Integration Disorder'. www.specialchildren.about.com Epi-Man Visit this website for fun, amusing and cheerful advice on food allergies from this new heroes. www.epi-man.com Epi-Man Jr. Visit the webiste of Epi-Man' s little brother; it is also fun, amusing and cheerful to learn with those two heroes. www.epi-man.com Everything Summer® The premier camp/teen/family resource. www.everythingsummer.com FAAN Kids This website is maintained by The Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network (FAAN). www.fankids.org Feed Me Allergy Free The website is designed for parents, and carers, of babies and toddlers with multiple food allergies. www.feedmeallergyfree.co.uk Healthline® Networks, Inc. Healthline Networks powers intelligent health search, advertising and content services. Their Food Allergy Learning Center & Anaphylaxis Learning Center provide very useful information for parents and teachers. www.healthline.com Kids' Allergies The causes and treatment of children's allergies. www.kidsallergies.co.uk Kids with Food Allergies Inc. (KFA) Food Allergies Support & Allergy free recipes www.kidswithfoodallergies.org Mama K's Aromatic Play Clay Mama K's Play Clay is a kid-safe clay with subtle aromatherapy oils to soothe the mind. Ingredients are basic and natural: they include certified gluten free flour, extra virgin olive oil, vegetable colorants and pure essential oils. Available in six scents. www.mama-ks.com No Child Without® This website is sponsored by the Canadian MedicAlert® Foundation. www.nochildwithout.ca NYC Kids with Food Allergies Play The focus of this group is to explore different ways to improve the social needs of children who may feel different or isolated due to food allergies. www.meetup.com/NYC-K-FAP Raising Food Allergic Kids (RFAK) Find several different areas that will hopefully help you keep your food allergic kids safe while still allowing them to be kids! www.rfak.org Safe4Kids This website is maintained by Anaphylaxis Canada www.safe4kids.ca Walt Disney World® This holiday destination is found to be very allergy-friendly! www.disneyworld.disney.go.com
Beyond a Peanut: Is This Safe? Products to teach food allergy safety, heighten awareness and minimize risk for children with food allergies. www.beyondapeanut.com
Feed Me Allergy Free Recipe Book Feed me allergy free is a great book for parents of allergic babies and toddlers. It contains over 30 receipes all free from dairy, wheat, soya, eggs and nuts. Chahil, Lucy. Feed Me Allergy Free Recipe Book. Feed Me Allergy Free Recipe Book can be purchased online on the Feed Me Allergy Free' website www.feedmeallergyfree.co.uk
Jack's Favourite Things: (Even With Food Allergies) Jack shows you that having food allergies doesn't mean you have to miss out on doing your favourite things. Papeo, Maria Eugenia & Playle, Melanie & Saumell, Marina.Jack's Favourite Things: (Even With Food Allergies). Web Smart Central Pty Ltd, 2010.
Kyle Dine Kyle Dine is a food allergy musician and also the founder and chief operator of Allergy Translation. www.kyledine.com www.foodallergiesrock.com (The blog behind Kyle Dine's upcoming CD) Read our CD's review>>
The BugaBees: Friends with Food Allergies This children' book is a lyrical and imaginative treat! Beautifully written and illustrated, this sweet tale is one that all children will enjoy, especially those with food allergies. Recob, Amy. The Bugabees: Friends with Food Allergies. Beaver's Pond Press, 2009. www.thebugabees.com
The Itchy Kids Club The Itchy Kids Club is a fun and colorful website for kids with food and environmental allergies, asthma and eczema. It's a great resource and includes useful information and links for both kids and adults. You can also sign up for their monthly newsletter or order their book, "The Itchy Kids Club: Silly Poems for Itchy Kids" (54 pages, Reading Level: 5 - 10 years). Spread the word like an itchy rash...allergies can be serious! Grabowski, Jill. The Itchy Kids Club: Silly Poems for Itchy Kids. BookSurge Publishing, 2009. www.itchykidsclub.com
The No Biggie Bunch Trade-or-Treat Halloween The No Biggie Bunch Peanut-Free Tea for Three The No Biggie Bunch book series start the food allergy conversation in positive ways, giving kids the opportunity to creatively cope with their food allergies in social situations. Kline, Michael & McManama, Kerry & Mehra, Heather. The No Biggie Bunch book series. Parent Perks Inc., 2009. www.nobiggiebunch.com Read the article about one of these books>>
The No Biggie Bunch Sports-Tastic Birthday Party The No Biggie Bunch Dairy-Free Dino-licious Dig The No Biggie Bunch book series start the food allergy conversation in positive ways, giving kids the opportunity to creatively cope with their food allergies in social situations. Kline, Michael & McManama, Kerry & Mehra, Heather. The No Biggie Bunch book series. Parent Perks Inc., 2010. www.nobiggiebunch.com Read the article about one of these books>>
The Very Non-Dairy Christmas Jonathan feels left out of the usual Christmas Eve traditions due to his milk allergy. He is extremely concerned that his strict, dairy-free diet will disappoint Santa Claus. Unbeknownst to Jonathan, Santa Claus is suffering from his own food allergy dilemma. Imagine Santa Claus, recently diagnosed as allergic to cow's milk, facing Christmas Eve and it's traditions. Will Jonathan's dairy-free lifestyle disappoint Santa Claus? Will Santa Claus's dairy allergy impede on the spirit of Christmas traditions and disappoint children all over the world? Or will Jonathan and Santa Claus both discover on Christmas Eve that living a dairy-free lifestyle due to a food allergy isn't so bad? Haag Foraker, Stephanie & Carlson, Patrick. The Very Non-Dairy Christmas. Trafford Publishing, 2005.


Teens Allergy Safe Communities This website is maintainted by Allergy Safe Communities under the section - Teens & Anaphylaxis. www.allergysafecommunities.ca FAAN College Network This new searchable database is an excellent tool to find out who to contact to get answers to your questions about managing food allergies on campus. This website is maintained by The Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network (FAAN). www.faancollegenetwork.org FAAN Teens This website is maintained by The Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network (FAAN). www.faanteen.org Walt Disney World® This holiday destination is found to be very allergy-friendly! www.disneyworld.disney.go.com Why Risk It This website is maintained by Anaphylaxis Canada. www.whyriskit.ca

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