Thread: Egg Allergy & Easter

Thanks for the link.? I'm totally getting DS one of those bunnies.? And the Starburst jelly beans. Styrofoam eggs is a great idea!

Just answered my own question, Starburst jelly beans (our personal favorite) are safe, so we'll be getting those,

We don't usually participate in Easter egg and bunny?decorations so this is not a problem with our DD.? We go to church, that's about it.? :-)? She always gets a basket though and some stuffed rabbits and that's fine.? She's also gotten some plastic eggs, you can paint those.? They are already colored but I'm sure it could still be painted.

costco has plastic eggs 50 for 9.99 they are egg, gluten, nut and I think dairy free prefilled plastic eggs!!

Are there still egg-shaped Peeps that you can "paint?"

The recent KFA newsletter has some Easter ideas. http://www.kidswithfoodallergies.org/enews/allergy-safe-Easter-Passover.html We?give a lot of non-food goodies for Easter: bubbles, chalk, plastic eggs, small outdoor toys, stickers. Bailey

YDS is allergic to eggs, but ODS is not. ODS likes dying eggs, so we will be dying and hiding traditional eggs. I think we will also hide some plastic eggs too. For treats in the basket we will probably do goldfish crackers, and teddy grahams or something. YDS isn't allergic to milk anymore, so that helps. Also, YDS isn't severely allergic to eggs, so he can handle the eggs in the shell, he just can't eat them. If we only had...

We normally do the plastic eggs filled with DS's favorite treat (e.g., cheerios, candy). His basket is filled with non-food items like books, stickers, small toy, etc. We're not a junk-food eating household so no one misses the candy. I do carry some safe treats with me so that if his friends are eating their goodies, he has goodies too and won't feel left out.