On this episode of Parenting Food Allergies, Sue talks with panelist and pediatric allergist Scott Sicherer, MD about all the new recommendations for peanut introduction and what it means for children and their siblings.

On the first of a two-part episode series of Parenting Food Allergies, Sue talks with Dr. Linda Herbert, an Assistant Professor in the Division of Psychology and Behavioral Health at Children’s National Health System in Washington, DC. Sue and Dr.

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On this episode of Parenting Food Allergies, Sue is joined by college student and rapper, Rekap (Reed Pake). Rekap shares his cool rap song he wrote after suffering a serious food allergy reaction. Reed’s song, “What It’s Like”,

On this episode of Parenting Food Allergies, Sue sits down with Dr. Ray Davis, MD and gets the answers to the most frequently asked food allergy related queries the doctor has been asked over the past 35 years. It is an early Christmas gift for Sue,

On this episode of Parenting Food Allergies, Sue welcomes Caroline Moassessi, product editor with Allergic Living Magazine. Caroline, a Grateful Foodie blogger and food allergy parent and advocate, discusses her favorite gifts for food allergy kids.

On this episode of Parenting Food Allergies, Sue talks with Dereth, a food allergy mom who is also a mother and caregiver of a child on the autism spectrum. They discuss their food allergy children’s gifts of deep empathy and finding joy in life.

This week, Sue lightens things up and tells a few funny stories about imperfectly living with allergies. She recounts the infamous story of accidentally injecting herself with an EpiPen! We also hear about Sue creating “masterpiece” desserts that fell ...

Today Sue, a self-professed chronic organizational hot mess, has guest Tami Pyles, owner of Thrive On Consulting, on to discuss gaining control of one’s life after a child has been initially diagnosed. Tami specializes in food allergy coaching among ot...

On this episode, nutritionist and food allergy author, Lisa Musician discusses the importance of food allergy nutrition and steps parents can take to adjusting those first few months and beyond. Sue also recounts her early cooking failures,