If you’re scrambling for a last minute, easy, all store-bought food craft for your allergic child’s class to make on Valentine’s Day…then may I introduce you to the love bug? All love and no allergens! This fun craft is easy to assemble, only requires construction paper, scissors, glue, googly eyes, pipe cleaners and jello fruit cups.
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I was nervous to take my multiple food allergy kids to Disneyland. What would we eat? Would it be safe? I share every single thing my son ate, and where we found it (including the days we weren’t at the park) so you too can feel comfortable and have a great, safe trip! I warn you of the pitfalls so you can avoid them and the great things to take advantage of! Almost everything we ate was free of the top-8-allergens! So, if you need gluten, dairy, egg, peanut and tree nut free food ideas for your Disney vacation…read on!
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Packing lunches can be difficult when you have food allergies–especially the treat portion! It isn’t always feasible to have time to bake something homemade, but you still want your child to have a treat like the rest of his friends! That’s where these store-bought options will come in handy. Read below to see some of our favorites. PLUS…I’ve added five of my top tips to help you navigate working with your child’s school regarding their food allergies. So, by the time you read this post you’ll have treats and school communication down…food allergy parent WINNING!
This post is sponsored by Enjoy Life. All opinions are mine.
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