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Earlier this year, Sony Pictures Entertainment released the movie "Peter Rabbit." In the movie, a character with a food allergy is intentionally targeted. Other characters attack him with the food he is allergic to which causes anaphylaxis.

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The movie "Peter Rabbit" depicts a scene some families managing food allergies might find alarming. Peter and the other rabbits intentionally attack Mr. McGregor with his known food allergen causing him to have a serious allergic reaction, called anaphylaxis (anna-fih-LACK-sis).

The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) cautions parents raising children with food allergies that some scenes in the newly-released “Peter Rabbit” film may be disturbing for young viewers with food allergies. In the film, a character with a known food allergy to blackberries is attacked with them. This leads to a severe allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis and the need to use a lifesaving injection of the drug epinephrine.

The new movie, Peter Rabbit, has a scene that may be disturbing to young viewers who have a food allergy. We're asking Hollywood to stop using food allergies as a punchline.

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That Easter bunny is one and allergy-savvy rabbit!!

This movie traumatized my daughter and she wouldn’t eat for a week. We had to call a therapist. I contacted Sony immediately and got not even a reply. Very interested if you will.

Gina9131, that had to be tough for you to go through! Good for you to reach out to a therapist! How is your daughter now?

It’s day by day. If we go anywhere outside of the house she needs to discuss her plan to eat as she’s afraid of the epi pen now. I told Sony shame on them. There was no need to have that in the movie. Let alone the rabbits trying to kill the lead by his food allergy.

Awww ... I hate that she doesn't feel safe right now. Please feel free to start a new topic about this on our main support community so that you can get support and encouragement from parents who have been in similar situations.

Wonderful!!!! Why was this even in the movie? So sad. > On Apr 25, 2018, at 3:47 AM, Kids With Food Allergies < support@aafa.org > wrote: > >

Thank you for making it easy for us to "write" to Sony Pictures. How does this stupid scene make it through the creative/editing processes at Sony?! Don't they test movies with a test audience? The biggest issue I have with this scene is that it's the "hero" (i.e., the one the kids are rooting for to "win") that comes up with the sadistic idea. Other movies have accidental food allergy scenes which are much more acceptable. But to have the hero purposely try to remove the human via an...

Community egg hunts, gatherings with family and friends, and faith-based services can be a big part of Easter celebrations. Because of continued pandemic restrictions, you may still be celebrating virtually or at home with the immediate members of your household to avoid spreading the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 . Easter can still be fun and safe for kids with food allergies with some creativity. Here are some ideas to help you make the holiday memorable for your family.

Updated for 2021, the Kids With Food Allergies’ Easter candy guide is filled with food allergy-friendly sweets. Even favorites such as chocolate bunnies and jelly beans are included. Please remember to read all labels and make sure the product is right for your family.