You Speak, "Does your child have food allergies?"
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My child cannot eat eggs and tomatoes; she breaks out in rashes and her skin will itch if she consumes those. I just simply avoid eggs and tomatoes and substitute them with other foods.
Wong Lee Tze, mother of 1
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Yes. My child is allergic to food colourings, seafood, soya products and eggs. We manage his food allergy by monitoring his food intake, and introduce him non-processed food whenever possible.
Cheung Yin Yi, mother of 1
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My child is allergic to dairy products. He now eats home-cooked food. I bake cakes and cookies now without using butter and milk. I also check the ingredients on food labels before I buy anything for him.
Mrs Lee, mother of 2
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We recently discovered that our 1 and a half year old daughter is allergic to shellfish, when we fed her pasta sauce with scallop and sea urchin, and she broke out in a fierce, itchy rash that's still ongoing. She's always had sensitive skin, and prone to eczema and cradle cap in the first 6 months, but that cleared up as she grew older. She just needs to be a bit more careful with what she eats - I'm just grateful the allergy is not life-threatening!
Jaclyn Lee, mother of 2
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