Tagged With "Education"
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Re: You have to be tough to live with food allergies!
Absolutely! AAFA/KFA is a big supporter of No Appetite for Bullying , a campaign to raise awareness about food allergy bullying . And please join in on our School Age, Tweens, and Teens forum to share ideas about how to help kids at school!
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Re: You have to be tough to live with food allergies!
I agree, you do have to be tough! Thanks for sharing!
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My First Day of School with Food Allergies
My First Day of School with Food Allergies Photo-Sharing Event: At the end of each day this week, we will select a random winner to receive a gift package from our event sponsor, Applegate. To participate, you must login or register for our online...
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Join Us for a Food Allergy Management Boot Camp
Parents and caregivers of children with food allergies are invited to an interactive group session that will provide tools for best practices in protecting and promoting your child’s health and well-being.
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Talking to Our Kids about Food Allergies: Children Believe Grownups
Talking to Our Kids About Food Allergies: Children Believe Grownups by Michael Pistiner MD, MMSc Millions of kids really believe that an overweight man gets dragged around the world in a single night by a team of flying reindeer, allowing...
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The Food Allergy Book - What School Employees Need to Know (English and Spanish)
The National Education Association Health Information Network and the U.S. Department of Agriculture partnered to publish The Food Allergy Book: What School Employees Need to Know. It is available as a free download: Download the...
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KFA's School Webinar with Dr. Michael Pistiner
KFA's Webinar on Food Allergies in SchoolWe had a very large turnout for our recent webinar on Food Allergy in School: What Parents Need to Know and we received hundreds of questions. We will be addressing these questions in future webinars,...
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Free Food Allergy ToolKit Now Available as a Pilot for School Nurses
For School Nurses: The Food Allergy Management and Education (FAME) School Based Food Allergy Manual/Toolkit for schools are ready to pilot. School nurses and school(s) are invited to participate at no charge. Materials from the National FAME...
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Free Webinar: How to Partner with Your School Nurse for a Safe School Year
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER NOW Sally Schoessler, MEd, BSN, RN, and Michael Pistiner, MD, MMSc, will give you their expert insights about how you can partner with your child's school nurse for a safe school year managing food allergy. This webinar...
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FREE Webinar: What Parents Need to Know About Food Allergies in School
FREE Webinar: What Parents of Children with Food Allergies Need to Know About Food Allergy in School Many parents don't know where to start when they need to send their children off to school with food allergies. Attend this free webinar and you will...
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Epinephrine in Schools: Free Webinar from KFA and AAFA
FREE WEBINAR: Epinephrine In Schools: What You Need To Know Join us to learn why access to epinephrine in schools is important to children who are at risk for anaphylaxis (severe allergic reaction). We'll cover the four key issues presented by...
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Re: My First Day of School with Food Allergies
This event is open for all kids with food allergies, it isn't just for those entering kindergarten! If you just re-entered school, and have food allergies, share your first day picture!
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Re: My First Day of School with Food Allergies
Is there a way to post a picture from an iPhone or iPad?
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Re: My First Day of School with Food Allergies
I have the app on iPhone, but I think it is the same for iPad. Using our iOS app, you click CLIPS. Then select the Clip Set (My First Day of School). At the top right is a + sign. Click that to add your photo. At that poi nt, you can either Take a Photo or Browse Your Photos. I clicked Browse. It opened up my camera roll and then I selected the photo I wanted to add. Now for those using mobile access (e.g. using your phone's browser), you will need to log in first before you can add a clip.
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Re: July 30, 2013 Free Webinar: Partnering with Your School Nurse for a Safe School Year
Have you registered? Even if you can't join at 2pm Eastern on Tues, if you sign up, you will get the video emailed to you a few days later.
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Re: July 30, 2013 Free Webinar: Partnering with Your School Nurse for a Safe School Year
Here is the link to the video and list of resources in case you missed the live event: http://community.kidswithfooda...video-and-resources-
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Re: Epinephrine in Schools: Free Webinar from KFA and AAFA
Stocking Epinephrine in Schools: What You Need to Know (Video & Resources) Watch the video here: http://community.kidswithfooda...sthash.o7K9Y1jp.dpuf
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Re: Food Allergy Fighter
Way to go, Lenny! What sorts of events or projects has Lenny done? We'd love to hear more on our discussion topic called, What do you wish people understood about food allergies and asthma? Kids With Food Allergies has lots of free downloadable educational material that you can share to help educate people about food allergies -- things like What’s the Big Deal about Food Allergies? and What is Anaphylaxis ?
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Re: Free Webinar: How to Partner with Your School Nurse for a Safe School Year
Here is the link to the video and list of resources in case you missed the live event: http://community.kidswithfooda...video-and-resources-
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Re: KFA's School Webinar with Dr. Michael Pistiner
I enjoyed the July 31st webinar! It was very informative. I do disagree with one point. He stated that a small study showed that only a rash occurred with peanut butter spread on an allergic child's skin. My child has had hives and swelling with just skin contact....Many times. For example; After a kiss on the cheek by someone who just ate a PBJ, my child had a face full of hives and swollen lips. After sitting next to a child eating peanuts, she had hives all over her body, and a runny...
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Re: KFA's School Webinar with Dr. Michael Pistiner
Hello and thank you for attending our webinar and for your comments. We have another school-focused webinar tomorrow - this time a panel discussion with two allergists and 4 school nurses. I will forward your question to them for a response.
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Re: KFA's School Webinar with Dr. Michael Pistiner
Thank you! I am signed up for it, and I am looking forward to it! My daughter just started Kindergarten, and we are trying to figure out where she should sit at lunch etc. I appreciate all that you do. This is very timely for us! Thanks!
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Re: FREE Webinar: What Parents Need to Know About Food Allergies in School
Link to part 1 -- http://community.kidswithfooda...ols-tips-for-parents Link to part 2 -- http://community.kidswithfooda...hools-ask-the-expert
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Re: KFA's School Webinar with Dr. Michael Pistiner
Terrific webinar though I wish the small study of 30 children who showed no reaction to peanut butter being a foot from their faces would not have been included. My child has twice suffered angioedema after being in the same room as an open jar of peanut butter for only moments so this information works counter to my efforts in accommodating my child in school. Otherwise a helpful presentation...thank you!
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Fun Ways to Teach Children About Food Allergies
Teaching your child about food allergies is an important part of keeping them safe. Young children can start to learn about food allergies at a young age. This knowledge will give them confidence with self-managing their food allergies as they get older. Here are some resources created just for kids to help them learn more about food allergies. The links below include books, videos, games, music and classroom resources. 1. Ally and Andy’s Activity Book This coloring and activity book from...