Peanut allergies are the most severe food allergies, causing a life-threatening reaction (anaphylaxis) with even tiny amounts. Every parent needs to be aware.
Peanut allergies are becoming increasingly common in children. Don't assume your child is safe – early detection is key.
Unlike some allergies, peanut allergies are usually lifelong. Be prepared to manage them for your child's entire life.
Itchy skin, trouble breathing, swelling? Know the signs of an allergic reaction and act FAST. Every second counts.
An EpiPen is a lifesaver for peanut allergies. Ensure you have one readily available, know how to use it, and keep it up-to-date.
Talk to your child's school about their allergy. Develop a plan to keep them safe during lunch, snacks, and playdates.
Teach your child about their allergy. Empower them to recognize risks, read labels, and advocate for themselves.
Research is ongoing for potential cures and desensitization treatments. Stay updated on advancements that may help your child.
Millions of families manage peanut allergies. Support groups and resources are available. You've got this.