Cumin and undeclared peanut
Amelia isn’t allergic to peanuts anymore. Otherwise I would be freaking out over this massive recall of products that may have peanut-containing cumin. Being able to read labels and trust
Amelia isn’t allergic to peanuts anymore. Otherwise I would be freaking out over this massive recall of products that may have peanut-containing cumin. Being able to read labels and trust
A Mighty Girl gave a rave to this new mystery series, The Wollstonecraft Detective Agency. Book one, just out, is The Case of the Missing Moonstone, calling it a “tween
So thrilled that MY YEAR OF EPIC ROCK made the top 2014 girl-empowering books for children and teens list at A Mighty Girl. This is a fab list of 175
As I’ve said before, eating out is the biggest challenge when you have food allergies. You don’t know the chef or server, or know whether or not to trust them
Reprinted from my blog post at From the Mixed-Up Files of Middle Grade Authors My daughter is in fourth grade, and by the grace of the book gods, she
Yes, it’s January, but I’m already looking forward to summer. That’s when Kate DiCamillo takes on her job as the Collaborative Summer Library Program’s National Summer Reading Champion. In that
Quite a bit has been written already about bullying and food allergies. It’s (sadly) quite common. But this interesting article in U.S. News points out the added dimension of bullying
Top allergy doc Hugh Sampson, M.D. who is the Director at the Jaffe Food Allergy Institute Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, runs down a list of the latest
It’s not surprising at all that a study shows that moms who have kids with food allergies not only seek advice on what to feed their children, but that they
Four young adults have died recently from ingesting food they were allergic to. Such sad news for their families.