Pepper allergy is a thing. :( I'm allergic to all bell peppers. It's amazing how many foods have peppers hidden in them.

This is disgusting. It’s not about the kids at all. It’s about the parents.

Yup hoods work too.

I never used one. You are over thinking this though. I did put my kids in overalls as toddlers and that’s practically the same thing. You can hold onto them by the straps or catch them by grabbing the straps.

It's called a lifestyle.

Been there, done that with my mother too but different food allergies. No, mom, I'm not going to cut up the watermelon, bell peppers etc.

I'm not gf but the baby smacks stay overnight sometimes. I'll have to try that for them. :) Ty. I like making them treats. They can't do dairy either.

Yeah. I don’t know. I do really appreciate my bartender friend that is super careful even about alcohols that he knows I’m allergic to. And he’s double checked packaging of ingredients to make sure that I’m safe. If he can’t be positive something is safe for me he won’t even let me order it. (Very helpful if I’ve had…

Yup. It was a little diner in the middle of Kentucky. I wasn’t looking for quality. Just something that wouldn’t kill me. I didn’t care if it came out of a tub.

Just feed them, keep them mostly clean and make funny faces at them.

Babies are pretty sturdy

I’m allergic to raw bell peppers. (Among other things) I’ve learned I’m safer just avoiding all bell peppers than hoping they’re cooked well enough.

Nope. When you have food allergies you learn you're much better off saying no popcorn than the one freaking brand that doesn't have any trace or cross contamination.

When I travel I call ahead to find out if they can accommodate allergy requests. How they respond on the phone determines whether or not I’ll go there. Even then I still dissect my food.

Try an irc

Depends on what part of the country and the weather.

you do realize Mexico is in North America?

Your sister needs an advocate present with her that has a medical power of attorney to stand up for her if necessary.

load up your plate at the beginning with what you want with one hand while keeping all their hands at bay with a threateningly raised spoon in the other.

I've had meals paid for with a corporate card where we tipped cash on top of what can be charged. Especially the time a waiter went above and beyond and hand prepared blue cheese stuffed olives for my drink because she heard me mention them. I'd love for there to be a bco on wonderful servers but I think people prefer…