We're taking the little one on a Caribbean cruise in a few weeks' time, and wanted to be sure he wouldn't react to kiwi. Results were negative when skin-tested year and a half ago, but we wanted to be sure before the trip. So, last night, after making sure all important stuff was done and we could spend the next few hours in hospital if anything happened, we offered him a piece.
"No, don't want dis" was the automatic reply.
We pursued.
"No, don't like dis" he insisted.
Ok, that's a little more concerning. We pressed on anyway, though a little less sure of ourselves. Turns out what he didn't like was the whitish middle part of the fruit.
He ate the rest of the piece (approx 1cm cube) and we gave him his promised reward. That was 18hours ago, and I'm so pleased/relieved that everything is still going well. :)
Our sons (combined) allergies are Peanuts, Tree nuts, Milk, Egg, Soy, Gelatin, Legumes, Crustaceans and Kiwi (plus a plethora of environmental factors). Here are a few tricks, recipes, trials and tribulations found throughout our quest to give our kids some semblance of a normal childhood. ALWAYS *ALWAYS* READ LABELS CAREFULLY, and contact manufacturers to double-check. If in doubt, avoid.
2009-02-23
2009-02-10
what salmonella contamination?
The bright side of a peanut allergy: we don't have to worry about the ongoing salmonella recall.
http://www.inspection.gc.ca/english/corpaffr/recarapp/2009/2009typhe.shtml
Schools and other institution that have gone peanut-free are also sheltered from this risk. Good for them! :)
http://www.upstatetoday.com/news/2009/feb/10/school-districts-react-peanut-butter-recall/
http://www.inspection.gc.ca/english/corpaffr/recarapp/2009/2009typhe.shtml
Schools and other institution that have gone peanut-free are also sheltered from this risk. Good for them! :)
http://www.upstatetoday.com/news/2009/feb/10/school-districts-react-peanut-butter-recall/
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