Your child's skin is itchy and red. Your child has a stuffy or runny nose. Your child sneezes, sniffs, or clears his throat. Wheat Fish and shellfish Only a few children have true food allergies. Most children outgrow it by the time they are 2 or 3 years old.
Some allergies last a whole lifetime.
Make sure your child does not eat the food that causes the allergy. This should keep your child free of problems. Consider avoiding other foods in the same food group . Some children are allergic to two or more foods, sometimes in the same food group. For example, a child who is allergic to ragweed may also have problems with watermelon, cantaloupe, honeydew, and other gourds.