We are nearing this year’s Halloween! Another year for wonderful dress-ups, togetherness, and of course, lots of trick-o-treating for kids!

But that’s where the challenge lies when your littles have food allergies. How do you help them make the most of this Halloween yet stay cautious about the treats they receive?

That’s where you come in and be a Halloween ally with us! Help our littles know they are seen, validated, and celebrated!

In today’s episode, I’m discussing how to help our littles with food allergies feel less disconnected this Halloween. Tune in!

Key Takeaways:

● Approximately 32 million Americans today are living with food allergies. That means 1 in 10 adults and 1 in 13 children have food allergies!

●  If your little one has food allergies, it helps to keep a bag packed with essentials like food, epi-pens, phone charger, coloring books, and stuff to keep them busy in case of an emergency.

●  This Halloween, you can make children with food allergies feel accepted by gifting them just about anything like stickers, glow sticks, or small toys that don’t cause them reactions, and posting a little note somewhere on the house to show you are an allergy-friendly family. Believe it or not, simple things like these could mean the world to children.

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