New parents need to research breastfeeding and food allergy prevention. This article looks at the facts and addresses common misconceptions.

The new AAAAI Food Allergy Prevention Guidelines recommend early peanut and egg introduction for every baby.

Simply introducing a small amount of cow’s milk to your baby’s diet may mean they can eat anything they choose later in life. Learn more here!

New guidance from leading allergy organizations recommends “peanut and egg should be introduced around 6 months of life.”

The LEAP study shows us that introducing peanuts early in life significantly reduces their risk of developing a peanut allergy later.

The SPADE Study revealed that just a small dose of cow’s milk per day can help prevent food allergies in babies.

Following these simple recipes will make the transition easy and enjoyable for babies as young as 4 months old.

By following the recommendations of these reputable organizations, you can minimize the risk of your baby developing food allergies.

As a parent you should know the symptoms of an allergic reaction, what to do if it happens, and how to prevent them in the first place.

Introducing your baby to peanuts can help prevent food allergies. Try these 3 simple recipes to start. Each is delicious and easy to prepare.

By understanding these 3 questions about food allergies, you can combat food allergies early on in your baby’s life.

Although food allergies are on the rise, they are now preventable in many cases. Here's how parents can help.

Read how the new USDA Dietary Guidelines impact your child’s nutrition, including how introducing peanut and egg can prevent food allergies.

New research shows before your baby turns 1 is the safest time to feed them allergy-causing foods. We break down these findings and more.

Learn the 5 most important rules for introducing your baby to allergens, based on National Institutes of Health (NIH) recommendations.