- Remind your Child's Teacher of your son/daughter's allergies-- as food may be handed out.
- Volunteer to help prepare the Valentine Snacks- 'Heart' toast bites (toast some bread, cut out a heart with a cookie cutter and spread with a favourite topping)
- Surf Sweets for your sweetie- 100% natural and organic Allergen Free treats
- Make a Valentine's message on colourful construction paper, card stock, lacey paper dollies, glitter, stickers..... and the list continues!
- Find an alternative to real flowers- create a bouquet with egg cartons, scraps of fabric... let you imagination soar!
It is now just before midnight on a Saturday night and I am wide awake. I'd like to say that I'm channeling my more lighthearted side before children and partying the night away. But I'm not. No. Instead I am about to embark on another all nighter to monitor my son, Aiden. Tonight he went for a walk with his Nana (grandma) and his sister and no sooner reached the entrance to the park when he mysteriously tossed his cookies. The way you hear Nana describe it, he emptied his insides out to the point where she almost caught the cookie tossing bug. He's six years old so you may be thinking 'So What. Kids barf all the time.' Yep. However, in Aiden's case, throwing up is often the first thing he does when having a reaction to food. Experts tell us that reactions can vary every time and I do believe them. Yet, with Aiden we have seen vomiting almost every single time. He is also one of those few have had biphasic reactions even as late as a day and half later. (
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