Common Signs Your Child Has an Ear Infection (And What to Do Next)
Is your child tugging at their ear? Learn the most common signs of an ear infection and what you can do about it.
Food Allergy
- Children with eczema have a higher risk in developing allergies.
- Common allergens include: peanuts, egg, cow’s milk, soy, wheat, sesame, shellfish and tree nuts.
- Parents can introduce a single allergen at a time but should avoid prolonging the introduction of new foods.
- Continue feeding allergens routinely once introduced.
- Regular allergen exposure for several years is felt to be more important than a fixed interval or amount.
- If an allergic reaction is suspected, ensure children are seen quickly.
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