For many families, transitioning a child into a child care setting can be an anxiety provoking experience. For a family with a child who has food allergies, this situation is compounded by the concern for the child's health in an environment not immediately controlled by the family itself. This particular chronic condition affects not only the individual, but family members, friends, and neighbors. It is likely that child care personnel or school teachers are the ones who must respond to a life threatening food allergy reaction. Education and guidance for food allergy prevention have become essential for all those interacting with children who have food allergies.
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