http://www.zhen.org/anzel/2007/09/p-e/ The Baby Monitor Wed, 24 Aug 2011 18:11:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://www.zhen.org/anzel/2007/09/p-e/comment-page-1/#comment-22629 Linda Chan Mon, 01 Oct 2007 17:55:20 +0000 http://www.zhen.org/anzel/index.php/?p=283#comment-22629 Actually I am a little curious why your daycare lady asked you whether you've seen that kind of food allergy. I thought licensed daycare should have those knowledge and awareness. Though I can see Chinese daycare may take certain things for granted. It is quite rare in China/HK that kids has peanut allergy. Actually I am a little curious why your daycare lady asked you whether you’ve seen that kind of food allergy. I thought licensed daycare should have those knowledge and awareness. Though I can see Chinese daycare may take certain things for granted. It is quite rare in China/HK that kids has peanut allergy.

]]> http://www.zhen.org/anzel/2007/09/p-e/comment-page-1/#comment-22628 Linda Chan Mon, 01 Oct 2007 17:51:48 +0000 http://www.zhen.org/anzel/index.php/?p=283#comment-22628 April was allergic to peanut also at Anzel's age. My daycare lady who has been told mistakenly gave April a small bag of Ritz peanut butter cookie. She wanted to give her the cheese one but she didn't double check at the end. When April handed her the empty plastic bag, she knew she made a mistake. April's entire body was red for 2-3 days, though no swelling and no itchiness. We didn't go to ER either. That only happend once and never happened again. Peanut is a serious allergy, our allergist told us, we better take it seriously, if not it's a lift time pain. We are so grateful, April tested negative the following year, total exclusion help the body system to adjust. Good luck to Anzel and you 2, fighting the allergy war. April was allergic to peanut also at Anzel’s age. My daycare lady who has been told mistakenly gave April a small bag of Ritz peanut butter cookie. She wanted to give her the cheese one but she didn’t double check at the end. When April handed her the empty plastic bag, she knew she made a mistake. April’s entire body was red for 2-3 days, though no swelling and no itchiness. We didn’t go to ER either. That only happend once and never happened again. Peanut is a serious allergy, our allergist told us, we better take it seriously, if not it’s a lift time pain. We are so grateful, April tested negative the following year, total exclusion help the body system to adjust. Good luck to Anzel and you 2, fighting the allergy war.

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