Allergies
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Allergies, Away! When sisters Ginger and Frances Park opened up a chocolate shop in Washington, D.C., they couldn't wait to share their gourmet sweets with their friends and family. Unfortunately, Ginger's son, Justin, was born with severe food allergies, and even visiting the shop made Justin sick. Far from discouraged, Ginger and Frances vowed they would find alternatives for Justin that tasted better than the real thing. Inspired by their mission, Frances and Ginger wroteAllergies, Away!, a fun and healthy cookbook chock full of recipes for the millions of parents whose children have food allergies. This book features more than seventy recipes for kid-friendly foods like Seoulful Half-Moon Dumplings, Rock Star Onion Rings, and Orange Chocolate Muffins, and every recipe is free of dairy, nuts, and eggs. The recipes are easy enough to make with children, and Frances and Ginger include helpful tips for maximum fun in the kitchen. Perfect for parents who are sick of making bland and boring food for their allergic kids,Allergies, Away! is the ultimate guide to tasty, homemade food that is also allergen-free.Allergies, Away!
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The Allergy-Free Family Cookbook It's daunting when your child is diagnosed with a food allergy but just because they're allergic to one, or indeed, several types of food doesn't mean that they can't eat delicious meals with the rest of the family, benefit from a healthy, balanced diet or (should they deserve them!) have tasty treats.The Allergy-Free Family Cookbook
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Allergy Possible Allergy Possible!is a picture book that spreads awareness about what it's like to be a child living with life-threatening anaphylaxis and the story is very relatable for children who have life-threatening allergies. It's also the perfect book for caregivers, teachers, family members and friends. Learning about anaphylaxis is as important as learning the Heimlich Maneuver or CPR. Every child and adult should be aware of anaphylaxis and how serious it is, so that they can potentially help to save a life.Allergy Possible
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Allie has...Allergies With heartwarming illustrations and a relatable character, "Allie has... Allergies" is a must-read for families and classrooms alike. It's a book that not only educates about allergies but also helps children with allergies to not feel so alone. Great to prepare children for a first visit to an allergist or before allergy testing.Allie has...Allergies
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The Cookie: A Story of Friendship and Food Allergy Laurie and Lewis are best friends. They share everything. Then one day, Lewis shares his cookie and Laurie has an allergic reaction. Will their friendship ever be the same? This story helps children understand allergies and learn how to keep themselves and their friends safe. "This book is a great introduction to allergies for young children and I would recommend it in the classroom and for families who have just received an allergy diagnosis." Dr Helen Brough, consultant in Paediatric Allergy and ImmunologyThe Cookie: A Story of Friendship and Food Allergy
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Help! I'm Allergic to Everything Are you allergic to any of the Top 10 Priority Food Allergens? If yes, then this is the book for you. Every single recipe inside is free from all Top 10 Priority Food Allergens: wheat, dairy, egg, soy, tree nuts, peanuts, sesame, fish, shellfish and mustard.Help! I'm Allergic to Everything
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I Can't Have That, I have Allergies I Can't Have That, I Have Allergies is a sensitively written story by a mother whose daughter has life-threatening allergies. It will enlighten those unfamiliar with the severity of such allergies, and it will help children who suffer from them to know that they aren't alone.I Can't Have That, I have Allergies
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The Itchy-saurus Something is stirring in the dinosaur jungle it s Itchy-saurus. His itchy, scratchy skin is making him bad-tempered. Can Doc Bill (the Platypus) help Itchy to calm down perhaps with some lovely soothing cream? Rosie Wellesley's latest book is a tale packed with jokes and fun (and dinosaurs), but it also addresses a serious issue. Although we do not know if dinosaurs had eczema, 20% of children do, and this book is perfect for reassuring them that they are not alone.The Itchy-saurus
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Why Can't I have a cupcake? A Book for Children with Allergies and Food Sensitivities Rory loves cupcakes, but he can't eat them because they make his tummy hurt. When he goes to his friend's birthday party, he learns that he's not the only one who has to avoid certain foods, and he has a great time at the party.Why Can't I have a cupcake?
