All About Food Allergies in Babies
An upset tummy, a rash, or difficulty breathing are common signs of food allergies in babies. Learn what to do if you suspect this common phenomenon.
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Plant-Based Foods Can Be a Risk for Kids With Allergies
Meatless burgers and non-dairy milk are good options for families following a plant-based diet—but they may also be surprising sources of allergens for certain kids. Here's what you need to know.
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Everything Parents Need to Know About the New Peanut Allergy Drug
Palforzia, the first drug approved by the FDA to treat peanut allergies, isn't a cure, but it's a breakthrough when it comes to caring for kids with severe food allergies. Here's how it works, the side effects, and how much it costs.
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How to Fly Safely If Your Child Has Food Allergies
Air travel can be stressful (and scary) when severe food allergies are involved. Here's the life-saving info you need to know.
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Mom Says Teen Sons Were Kicked Off Flight After Asking the Crew to Accommodate Peanut Allergy
The mom says her sons were first told it would be no problem — but were later removed from the flight.
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Peanut-Free Snacks for School
We've taken the guesswork out of figuring out which packaged snacks you can and can't send into a peanut-free lunchroom, with a monster list of goodies—some tried and true, some brand new—all of which are totally peanut-free and delicious.
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