LEAP Trio Study: Can introducing peanut in infancy prevent peanut allergy in adolescence? And what if your baby already has a peanut allergy? I was excited to see the LEAP Trio study published.
Are the kids from the LEAP Study still free from peanut allergies? Read More »
SLIT = Sublingual Immunotherapy. Can it safely and effectively treat food allergies? SLIT is the new kid on the block when it comes to food allergies. To really dive deep on safety and
Can SLIT induce remission in young kiddos with food allergies? Read More »
From OIT to FPIES to all types of food allergies, Dr. Alice Hoyt covered a lot in 2022! Is your favorite food allergy podcast episode on the list?
3 Top Food Allergy Podcast Episodes from Dr. Alice Hoyt in 2022 Read More »
Have you ever wondered what a food allergist is thinking when he or she is asking you so so so many specific questions? And why he or she keeps interrupting you to get very minute details about your kiddo’s story? It’s because the food allergist is trying to determine…
Inside the Mind of a Food Allergist: Types of Food Allergies Read More »
We love our teachers and produced this episode about food allergy with them in mind!
Food Allergy 101, Teacher Edition – What Teachers Need to Know! Read More »
Learn trick-or-treat strategies for kiddos, especially those with food allergies!
Teal Pumpkin – make this your new not-so-spooky tradition! Read More »
Hear a mom’s experience with her family’s oral immunotherapy journey!
Peanut Oral Immunotherapy – The Preschooler’s Mama’s Experience Read More »
Pam interviews food allergy specialist Dr. Alice Hoyt.
Who is Dr. Alice Hoyt? Read More »
Disney and food allergy go together like Mickey and Minnie! If you’ve ever been to Walt Disney World, then you know that a lot of planning goes into those magical memories. If your
Disney Planning Tips for Families with Food Allergy Read More »
Prepping for college… when should you start thinking about it? (Hint hint: now!) In this episode, Pam and I talk with the amazing Kristi Grim of FARE (Food Allergy Research and Education). Kristi
5 College-Prep Strategies for Food Allergy Families from FARE’s Kristi Grim Read More »
De-Stress with Strategies from Tamara Hubbard, LCPC How often do you worry about your kiddo who has food allergy? And have you ever wondered if that amount of worry is “normal” ? Tune
Food allergy and counseling Read More »
Death from anaphylaxis is rare. But when it happens to your child, the rarity of it doesn’t matter. And how do you move forward? Here is what the Suhy’s do… The Allison Rose
Turning anaphylaxis tragedy into purpose Read More »
Feeding babies potentially allergenic foods… what does the evidence say about food allergy prevention? Recommendations for when to feed babies certain foods have changed over the years, including recommendations on how on food
Food allergy prevention in babies Read More »
A baby can have a peanut allergy, and the peanut challenge procedure determines that diagnosis. You’ve probably heard about doctors recommending babies eat peanut to prevent peanut allergy, and this recommendation differs from
Ingestion challenges for babies Read More »
Do you know what information is true and what’s not true when it comes to epinephrine from an auto-injector like an EpiPen? EpiPens and other epinephrine auto-injectors can be intimidating. Plus, no one
Truths and misconceptions about auto-injectors like EpiPen Read More »
Did you know there is more than one way to be allergic to a peach? Read more here, and hear the podcast!
Peaches, Pollens, Peanuts, and Food Allergy? Read More »
Especially during COVID, it’s important to know where to find your kiddo with food allergy safe by knowing where allergensare listed on a product’s nutrition label. Here’s how to do that. First step: listen to my
Food allergy and the nutrition label Read More »
Food allergy moms are faced with challenges every day. Things like “do these cookies contain egg” and “I wonder if I should let my Sweet Pea go to that slumber party?” ring in
Demystifying Food Allergy via Podcast I am so excited to demystify food allergy through my new Food Allergy and Your Kiddo podcast! The infoblogcast – infoblog + podcast – is live! I hope
Food allergy podcast by a board-certified allergist Read More »
Peanut allergy has an FDA-approved OIT treatment Peanut allergy affects 2-5% of children. The treatment plan for peanut allergy recommended by most academic allergy centers is avoidance of peanut – perhaps until now. Hello,
Peanut Allergy Oral Immunotherapy (OIT) Palforzia Read More »
Early Peanut Oral Immunotherapy (EPOIT) can decrease the severity of peanut allergy in young children. Say what?! Let’s discuss early peanut oral immunotherapy (EPOIT). “So let me get this straight: she’s allergic to peanut. But if we slowly start giving her tiny amounts of peanut, her allergy can decrease?“ Baby Sweetpea’s mom asked her allergist.
Early Peanut Oral Immunotherapy (OIT) Read More »