Showing posts with label siblings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label siblings. Show all posts

Sunday, May 16, 2010

Trip Out


Our oldest choose to stay home with a cold, with hubby. Our youngest non allergic child and I went off on a trip for the afternoon, we walked Bronte Marsh then we went out for ice cream at Licks and enjoyed the Bronte waterfront.

Our eldest was looking a lot better when we got home. Next trip, I guess I should let the oldest pick the trip!

Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Sister

I thought I would share a little about our non allergic child, from the perspective of being the younger child, of a sister with a milk allergy. From an early age she grasped the concept of cross contamination, and hidden milk.

When she was in kindergarten she would eat her cheese, wash her hands then eat her fruit, even with out big sister in the class, for her it was a habit that she wanted to keep.

She came home from a play date more recently, and explained that she had something with milk in it, but it was very clearly labeled. She has decided that she will avoid eating things with hidden milk, in support of clear allergen labelling in Canada, even at other peoples houses. She came up with protest on her own!

We make a point of taking her out (about once a month) usually to a mall food court, or ice cream shop for a treat, without big sister.

It wasn't till recently we took our non allergic child to a buffet restaurant. During our main coarse we talked about the ice cream bar. According to her this was the best part.

Thursday, July 23, 2009

Outting


Today our youngest and non allergic child, went to a birthday party, it is nice not to have to pack a special lunch.

My eldest allergic child, and I did a non food activity together this time we went to Michael's Craft Store. We got some craft projects to do both by herself, and with her sister and friends.

Last week my allergic child went to a friends house, I went out with our non allergic child for ice cream. I can't always make things perfectly fair. Allergic families find different ways to make things work, at least most of the time.