Are Local Summer Programs Required to Accommodate My Child With Food Allergies?
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Blog Post CommentKids With Food AllergiesCamp TAG 2013 - REGISTRATION NOW OPEN! Camp TAG (The Allergy Gang) is a 5-day, full-day camp for ages 4-12, July 29 - August 2, 2013. The camp will be held at Tall Pines Day Camp in Williamstown, NJ. It provides a safe place for children w ith food allergies (including eosinophilic disorders and asthma) and their siblings to have fun with no worries about having an allergic reaction, as well as give them an opportunity to meet other children who share the same conditions and know they are...
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Blog Post CommentLSKThanks for posting these food allergy & summer camp resources! We're in the middle of doing summer camp planning, so this is very timely.
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Blog Post CommentLSK❤️Very helpful! There are some camps that I'm planning on sending this info.
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Blog Post CommentLSK❤️thanks! this is VERY helpful!
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Blog Post CommentK8sMom2002This is definitely a win!
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Blog Post CommentMaritzaHurray!!!! This is fantastic news!! Way to fight for ADA righta!!! I'm auper pleased at the voice of the young advocate who stood up for her friend. All our Children with allergies would be so fortunate to have such a friend by their side. I'm also happy because this has set a precendence for all other discriminations of the same caliber. My DS has certain food contact and inhalation allergiea documented by doctors and a library refused to accomodate hin. We are waiting to hear from a...
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Blog Post CommentLSKThanks! This a super helpful resource for both personal use and to be able to hand out copies to schools.
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Blog Post Commentmaureen123Wow, what a great list! I will add it to the paperwork I give out to teachers at our meeting before school starts. I have also found potting soil with lobster shells in it- who knew?
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Blog Post CommentKateNice list. However, as a mom of a child with a soy allergy, the recipes should note that most margarines and "vegetable" oils today contain soy, which should be taken in to account if the child in question has a soy allergy.
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Blog Post CommentSamuriahThank you for including the recipes. I can't wait to share this!
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Blog Post CommentcheymomHi samuriah! Welcome to KFA! We are glad you found us. Be sure and join us over on the Babies, Toddlers & Preschoolers forum. You will find loads of advice & support. Here is the link: http://community.kidswithfooda...oddlers_preschoolers Are you looking for recipes? There are a bunch of recipes here: http://community.kidswithfooda...od-nutrition-recipes and here: http://www.kidswithfoodallergi...allergy_recipes.html Let us know if you are looking for anything specific!
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Blog Post CommentwelchmaneGreat resource for teachers! Things that the average person would not think about.
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Blog Post CommentMelanie PWow! This is great! I will be sharing this with my children's school and our church's children's ministry team. Thank you for gathering this information.
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Blog Post CommentSharon SmithHello, I am new to the group and I am helping my little girl who is 6 yrs old. Who has allergies to the following Eggs-Cow Milk- Soy-Wheat. does anybody have any suggestions about what bread she may have and where to find this! Thank You!! Sharon
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Blog Post CommentcheymomSharon! We are glad you found us!! You will find more suggestions for bread on our forums. I posted your question on our main support forum so you can find more suggestions. Here is a link to the post. Feel free to post and introduce yourself. http://community.kidswithfooda...eggs-milk-andamp-soy I believe EnerG makes bread free of your dd's allergens. I have heard good things about the tapioca bread & the rice bread. Melanie
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Blog Post CommentJenWelcome Sharon. . You might also like our food & cooking forum.
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Blog Post CommentSavaayMOMMay I post this guide on my blog or would you prefer I post the link? I want to spread the word about your organization as well as inform people directly because I have met so many people who seem to feel as if they have to reinvent the wheel of resources. Thank you for creating these lists.
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Blog Post CommentKathy PIt's best to post a link back to the one here. That way the latest version will always be available. Thanks for wanting to share it!
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Blog Post CommentJWalker2I am a teacher and have NEVER thought about this until now. My 20 month old has severe egg allergies so researching allergy information has become my new habit. I have printed this list and will share it with his teachers and keep one for my own classroom.
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Blog Post CommentcheymomWelcome JWalker2! We are glad you found us. This list is a great thing for teachers. I always share a copy with my son's teachers and I supply a copy for his 504 plan. Teachers are always amazed at the places where food can hide! Be sure and join us over on the Babies, Toddlers & Preschoolers forum. http://community.kidswithfooda...oddlers_preschoolers
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Blog Post CommentSavaayMOMThis post and all the comments are one of the reasons that KFA has been voted as a TopRated Nonprofit. We are so fortunate for all that you provide and I endeavor to spread the word to help all families with food allergies. We are in this together. Already airlines have made changes since we flew to CA last summer - Delta was quite accommodating to let up pre-board and wipe down our seating area but United gave us a slight hassle until I spoke with a supervisor. It is heartening to learn...
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Blog Post CommentKids With Food AllergiesThank you SavaayMom!
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