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Your Kids Don’t Need Training Wheels for Peanuts

May 19, 2018 by Krisi Brackett Leave a Comment

Your Kids Don’t Need Training Wheels for Peanuts

By KAVIN SENAPATHY, Slate

Products that promise to safely introduce children to certain foods are a waste of money. Here’s what you really need to know about allergens. The first time you give your baby peanut butter can be a stressful experience: What if they have a life-threatening food allergy that you never even knew about? How should you, as a parent, balance this fear with the emerging theory that early exposure to such allergy-inducing foods might be the best choice for your baby in the long run? When did peanut butter and jelly get so stressful?

Read more here: https://slate.com/technology/2018/05/you-dont-need-special-products-to-introduce-your-kid-to-peanuts.html

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