Welcome every one to my blog,
ALLERGY KID MOM
On this blog you will see a couple of different things:
*Food allergy information: Testings, foods, proper uses, recipes, and my experiences dealing with my daughter's food allergies (which is slowly getting better, thank the Lord and leaves me time to do other things on my blog like the next topics)
*Book Reviews: I LOVE reading books, so I decided to start reviewing the books that I am reading. So if anyone is visiting my blog who would love for their books to be reviewed, leave me a message. And if you have any good books that you think I should read, leave me your ideas. They are gladly accepted!!
*Product Reviews: After reviewing books, I realized how exciting it was and decided to start reviewing products. My first review is for Mixes From the Heartland products. Come back to read it. They sent me a ton of food to review and it looks good!
*Last but not least, I may start posting about ADD. My daughter is going to be tested for it (I know, what else could go wrong with her :) and if she has it, I will probably start to post about that too.
I know blogs are supposed to be about one topic, but I have never been the one topic kind of person. So when you come on here, you will get a plethora of information.
I hope you enjoy your visit. Leave me a comment, follow me on Google friend/Twitter, grab my button (I love buttons and am in the process of creating a button page) and I will do the same. I promise!!!!!!!!!!!!
Happy Blog Party 2010!
ReplyDeleteHello from UBP!
ReplyDeleteHi! Glad to meet you. This is my first year attending the UBP, and so far I am having a blast!
ReplyDeleteI have two kiddos with no allergies (so far), but they do have PKU. So I understand about strict dietary restrictions and all the worried that go with sending kids out with others if it involves food (gasp!). My kids can't break down an enzyme in protein... too much and it can cause brain damage. So meat, beans, dairy, whole grains are out... with restricted amounts of veggies & fruits. Yikes! I have a greater appreciation for the word "unique". :)
Glad to have found your blog. Hope you will get a chance to stop by mine. Thanks. Back to the PAR-TAY!
Your blog is about one topic... your life! My main blog is all over the place too... politics, religion, homeschooling...
ReplyDeleteIf you tag your blog (or put that bookshelf in) it helps people find things.
Nice to meet you.
The word "allergy" caught my attention from the party.... I have a nut-allergy myself.
ReplyDeletehi,found this from the UBP...My sons are allergic to peanuts, and they're toddlers, so I'm always looking for allergy tips and advice since they can't say no if offered peanuts. Great blog! :) -Liz
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ReplyDeleteWhat a great blog topic! There so many allergic people today. Come visit my blog, I share all natural cleaning recipes, home spa recipes and so on. I don't use any harmful chemicals..Have fun blog partying..I ham having fun..I am also following you..
Jo
http://joshealthcorner.blogspot.com/2010/04/it-is-time-to-party-ultimate-blog-party.html
I'm a peanut mom, my eldest son has the allergy and my baby is getting tested Monday. It's tough, very tough, to keep your child safe when he has a life-threatening allergy. My middle child is allergy-free, thankfully.
ReplyDeleteOver from the UBP10!
new follower I can use lots of tips and love reviews
ReplyDeleteHi! I'm Stephanie from "And Twins make 5! - A Mommy Blog". Just making the rounds via the UBP 2010, hope to see you around my blog too!
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My oldest is allergic to dairy, eggs, & nuts. He's 15.
Found your blog thru UBP and it is definately on my to follow list now, our house is overflowing with books so looking forward to your reviews and my middle son is allergic to peanuts so that is life around out house and always looking for more info.
ReplyDeleteOh, what a wonderful site you have and very informative! Nice to meet you!
ReplyDeleteI just read The Unhealthy Truth book today - good stuff! It surprised me to learn that the statistics were that high - that 1/3 of American children have one or more of the 4 A's - ADD, asthma, autism, and allergies!
ReplyDeleteUBP party! Great Blog!
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