Allergy fears make parents, schools a little nuts over kids&#39; eats
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Candy corn on Halloween. Pink candy hearts pleading BE MINE for Valentine&#39;s Day. Birthday cupcakes. But starting Thursday, when the doors of Newton&#39;s 21 schools open, the kid-friendly noshes
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For the estimated 12 million Americans with food allergies, eating can be quite an adventure.
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Mothers who fear their babies suffer from food allergies are largely wrong, research has found.
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SAVANNAH, Ga., Sept. 21  /PRNewswire/ -- National surveys make it crystal clear. With demands on parents' time constantly increasing, it's more important than ever for parents to have meals with their children.
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It&#39;s a concern that every parent has during the holiday season - making sure the toy or product they buy for their child is safe.
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NEW YORK  - Children who eat goodly amounts of whole grain products and fish seem to have a reduced risk of developing asthma, according to findings published in the medical journal Thorax.
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Cow's milk allergy persists  longer than previously reported, and the majority of children  may retain the sensitivity into school age, study findings  suggest.
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Childhood allergies to milk and eggs appear to be harder to outgrow than in the past, U.S. researchers said on Wednesday.
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Scientists believe they have discovered how peanuts cause allergies in so many people.
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Children are being presented with healthier choices for school dinners or in vending machines.
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NEW YORK  - More than 5 percent of U.S. adults may have food allergies, and many of them say food labels make it hard to protect themselves, according to a government study.
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A food allergy is no worse than other allergies at increasing the risk of stomach reflux in adults, according to findings presented here this week at the annual
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If your child outgrows a peanut allergy, he or she should have foods containing peanuts at least once a month to prevent the allergy from returning, a new study suggests.
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First grade has been a difficult parenting year for Anne. Her 6-year-old son, Justin, began eating lunch in the cafeteria with hundreds of other students armed with their peanut butter sandwiches, peanut butter crackers, and all those hidden peanuts in their processed foods.
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Parents and kids traditionally tussle over clothes, hairstyles and curfews. But it's the food struggles fought at the family dinner table that can sometimes linger decades into adulthood.
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Food is another divide between parents and sitters.
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Once a cupcake wasn't something to think about. It was just what your mom brought to school for your birthday. But this year, as schools across the country begin enforcing new federally mandated "wellness policies," many are banning the little treats. And parents are fighting back.