How To Prepare A Babysitter For Food Allergy
Having a child with allergy is stressful and ensuring their safety when you are not there can feel impossible. However, Code Ana is here to
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What Is Cross Contact?
Have you ever read a food label that said “may contain” or “processed with” before you saw allergens listed? Companies that make food are required to put those notes on there but do you know why? The answer is cross-contact, also called cross-contamination. What is cross-contact? Cross-contact is when allergens are transferred from an unsafe […]
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Food Allergy Education For Schools, Educators, and Nurses
As you send your child with allergy to school each day, worry can take over your mind no matter how many conversations you may have had with their teachers about how to protect against allergen exposure. While discussions can be helpful, sharing evidenced-based education with teachers, school nurses, and administrators can do even more! Check […]
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Free Food Allergy Resources for Parents, Classrooms, And Schools
As a parent, it can be very stressful to send your child with food allergy off to school. You are entrusting your child and school staff to keep your child safe and healthy throughout the day. One of the easy ways to help your child’s educators out is to provide them with signs & guides […]
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Parent Training Course: Preparing Families for Anaphylaxis and Epinephrine?
Parents of children with food allergies often feel overwhelmed and stressed. They worry about their child having a reaction and often have to take extra precautions to ensure their child’s safety. Code Ana offers a training that can help parents feel more prepared and confident in managing their child’s food allergy. The training covers how […]
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