Teaching Our Kids About Food Allergies – Free Food Allergy Posters

Share your feelings

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Let’s Empower our Kids: Encourage them to “Share Your (their) Feelings.” It isn’t easy to need to do things a bit differently than kids without food allergies. Sometimes it can be frustrating. Sometimes it can feel lonely. Sometimes it can be scary. Let’s try to take the time to check in with our kids and encourage our children to share their feelings and questions with us, their teachers, and their friends. When Children Feel Different from the Living Confidently with Food Allergies Handbook.

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