Medical guidelines recommend feeding your baby allergens EARLY…
Did you know that medical guidelines have changed
around food allergy prevention as of 2019?
Here’s what you should know:
Start Early: Allergists recommend starting around 4-6 months.
Keep Going: continue until baby is consistently eating allergenic foods in their diet
Early allergen introduction is recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), National Institutes of Health (NIH), and more.
Protect Your Baby From Food Allergies
The American Academy of Pediatrics and National Institutes of Health recommend early infant introduction of allergenic foods. As a baby’s immune system develops, parents only get one chance for creating a positive response to allergenic foods.
The Top 3
Allergens Affecting Children
Peanut
Affects up to 2% of children
Egg
Affects 2% of children
“Dairy”
Affects 2-3% of children
< 3 years old
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