New Hope for Toddlers with Peanut Allergies: Viaskin Peanut Patch Safety Study Begins
A new safety study of the Viaskin Peanut patch offers hope for toddlers with peanut allergies. Learn how this non-invasive treatment may change allergy management for kids ages 1–3.
Voluntary Recall Alert: RITZ Peanut Butter Cracker Sandwiches
RITZ Peanut Butter Cracker Sandwiches recalled nationwide due to mislabeling. Cheese-labeled packs may contain peanut butter, posing a peanut allergy risk. Learn which products are affected and how to protect your family.
What Are the Top 9 Food Allergens? A Parent’s Guide
Learn which foods are most likely to cause allergic reactions in kids. Here’s a breakdown of the Top 9 allergens every food allergy parent should know.
Why Every Food Allergy Parent Needs a Symptom Tracker and Testing Checklist
Tracking your child’s food allergy symptoms and preparing for allergy testing doesn’t have to be overwhelming. This post includes a free printable Symptom Tracker and Food Allergy Testing Checklist — created by a nurse practitioner and allergy parent — to help you feel more organized, confident, and ready to advocate for your child.
What Is a Food Allergy?
Learn what a food allergy is, how it differs from intolerance, and what symptoms to watch for in children. A must-read for newly diagnosed families and food allergy parents.
2025 Goals Every Food Allergy Parent Needs to Set
As a parent of a child with food allergies, your days are filled with planning meals, reading labels, coordinating with schools, and ensuring your child stays safe and included. While it’s easy to focus all your energy on your child’s needs, it’s equally important to set personal goals for yourself.
8 tips for ensuring a safe halloween for your food allergy child
8 Tips to ensure your food allergy child has a safe and fun Halloween!
Self-Care September: A food allergy parent’s guide for time management and goal setting
As kids head back to school and routines fall into place, it's important to ask yourself: What are you doing for you? You’ve likely heard the saying, "You can’t pour from an empty cup," and this is especially true for parents of children with food allergies. In this post, I’ll offer insights to help you kickstart or reconnect with your self-care journey. Whether you’re just starting or need a reminder to prioritize yourself, this article about time management and goal setting is for you!
Read all about it, neffy spray is coming!
Have you heard the news? Neffy, the first needle-free treatment for anaphylaxis, has been FDA approved! In this post, I’ll be answering your most frequently asked questions about this medication and how it’s used.
Montessori school implements stock epinephrine auto-injector program
Dr. Lindsay Green, Nurse Practitioner and founder of the Food Allergy Professor, holds an epinephrine auto injector after helping implement this program in an early childhood education center. Co-directors of the Montessori school stand behind her.
What is Neffy?
Here’s the most recent news about neffy, the first and only needle-free treatment for anaphylaxis.
What is stock epinephrine and why is it important?
What is stock epinephrine and why is it important?
Uber Eats Introduces New Features for Food Allergy Safety
Did you know Uber Eats has new features for food allergy safety?
Can I give tree nuts to my peanut allergic child?
Why is it ok to give tree nuts to someone with a peanut allergy?
