Want to learn strategies to help keep your child with food allergies safe & included?
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– Nicole A., food allergy mom
Feeling fearful and anxious that your child will be exposed to their food allergens outside of your home?
I get it. As a food allergy mom and advocate for over 19 years I want you to know your child with food allergies can be safe and included while thriving!
You can become a confident, empowered and effective advocate to help your child with food allergies live fully and teach them to do the same!
You don’t have to learn the hard way or do it alone.
Here’s how to get started!…
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Hi there, I’m Debra Bloom!
I’m passionate about making the road easier for you.
I’ve been a food allergy mom for over 19 years. I’m the founder of FoodAllergyParenting.com, creator of The Safe Snack Guide, and co-founder of SnackSafely.com.
I know the fear, heartbreak and overwhelm of raising a child with food allergies. Though I’ve made plenty of parenting mistakes, I’m really proud of how I navigated being a food allergy mom throughout my daughter’s childhood. I developed systems to make things as seamless as possible so that she would be safe and feel included at school, after school activities, parties, family & friend gatherings, playdates and camp. She has always gone to restaurants, traveled nationally and internationally, lives at college and has a healthy dating life.
When my daughter was one, she was diagnosed with food allergies after having an allergic reaction. I had no education on food allergies or understanding of how it would affect my daughter’s life or my own. Reflecting back on her childhood, I wish I had guidance going through new experiences. I wish I had a food allergy mom friend. I can’t go back to help my past self, but I can be there for you on your journey while raising your child with food allergies.
The structures I developed over the years helped keep my daughter safe and included and I taught her to do the same. Now, I want to share it all with you! (Follow the 3 steps above to get started!)
To learn more about me and why I started Food Allergy Parenting, click below.
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