Food in Schools: What to do when allergies are an issue?
When a child has a food allergy or is avoiding common allergens based on medical advice, the school cafeteria looms large. Communicating with the appropriate school personnel, choosing to send lunches or arranging to buy school lunches, and planning for snack times, special events and parties are all topics that must be considered and planned. This webinar discusses this topic and points to consider, ideas to implement, and a chance to have your questions answered.
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