Support For Your Child

The following pages are here to help parents and carers make life with allergies a little easier. It’s packed with practical tips, expert advice, and age-appropriate guidance to help you manage your child’s allergies at every stage. From the Dietitian Service for little ones, to the Eczema Clinic and the Parent Pathways programme for older children, there are lots of ways to get support. You’ll also find a handpicked selection of Allergy UK approved products to help reduce exposure to common allergens making it easier to keep your child safe and comfortable.

Cow's Milk Protein Allergy (CMPA)

Explore our comprehensive guide to cow’s milk allergy. These resources offer insights into symptoms, diagnosis, and management specifically tailored for childhood, plus practical tips for parents and carers. If you’re navigating or supporting your child through a cow’s milk allergy, this page provides helpful, trustworthy information and support.

Cow’s milk allergy

Weaning Your Child

Thinking about introducing solids or moving on from purees? Our Weaning Your Child page has guidance specially tailored for parents navigating weaning in the context of allergies. Learn how to introduce new foods safely, recognise possible reactions, and build confidence feeding your child. It’s a go-to resource for helping your little one explore food while minimising allergy risks.

Weaning your child

Eczema in Children

Understanding that eczema can significantly impact your child’s daily life, our resources aim to empower you with knowledge and tools to manage the condition effectively. Whether you’re seeking guidance on skincare routines, identifying potential allergens, or understanding treatment options, our page serves as a valuable starting point.

Childhood eczema

Parent Pathways

Parent Pathways offers tailored guidance across three key age groups. Each section includes practical tips, resources, and strategies to empower both parents and their children in managing allergies confidently at every stage of development.

Parent Pathways

Dietitian Service

Our Dietitian Service offers free, expert nutritional guidance to parents and carers of children aged 0-5 who are experiencing symptoms of food allergies but have not yet been referred to a dietitian. Recognising the challenges of managing a child’s food allergies, this service provides tailored advice to help families navigate dietary restrictions, ensure balanced nutrition, and make informed food choices.

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Eczema Clinic

Our Eczema Clinic offers dedicated support to parents and carers of children experiencing eczema. Recognising the challenges in managing this condition, especially when clear guidance is lacking, the clinic provides expert advice tailored to each family’s needs. If you believe you could benefit from this service, Allergy UK’s Helpline is available to listen to your concerns and, where appropriate, refer you to the clinic or other support services.

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Allergies at School

School can present unique challenges for those with allergies. Learn how to advocate for your child’s safety and well-being in the classroom with our guidance on managing allergies at school.

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Youth Engagement Group

Join our Youth Engagement Group for your chance as a young person to be heard, connect with others, and shape allergy support in the UK. For parents and carers, there’s a separate group forming where your perspectives are welcomed too.

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Approved Products

Choosing the right products is essential for managing your child’s allergies effectively. These products span various categories, including bedding, cleaning supplies, air purifiers, and personal care items, each designed to reduce exposure to common allergens such as dust mites, pet dander, and pollen. By selecting these endorsed products, you can make informed choices that support your child’s health and well-being.

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