You'll want to share all the details of your child's condition, triggers, medications, and early warning signs with these individuals. When your child s condition or treatment plan changes, update the school. If pollen is a trigger, try scheduling either outdoor activities or a family vacation at times that are not peak times for pollen. When pollen is high, be ready with indoor activities. For example, crafts using hypoallergenic paints, glue, or clay are great.
Computer games are also a good choice, and keep some children's books or magazines on hand.
With just a little bit of work on your part, your child can feel a whole lot better, and hopefully, so will you. This site is intended for US residents only. All Rights Reserved.