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Does a child outgrow a chocolate allergy?
It is possible, but not always guarenteed.
Can you outgrow allergies?
Yes you can outgrow an allergy, but not everyone can. There isn't even a special treatment to outgrow an allergy. It just sort of happens!
Can a child get a reddish raised rash from a dog allergy?
Unless the child has the same allergy, No. Allergic reactions are not "contagious"
How tall does my child need to be to go from a child car seat to a booster seat?
I heard it was supposed to be by weight, not by height, but what do i know.....when they outgrow the carseat
Can a child build an allergy to a pet that has been around the child for months?
maybe or not
When should a child outgrow pigeon toes?
never...they shouldn't even get pigeon toe...thats nasty!!!
When was Outgrow created?
Outgrow was created in 2005.
What could be the cause of a child constantly having a runny nose?
It could be because the child has an allergy to something in or around the house. my husband had a constantly running nose as a child and it was found to be an allergy to wheat (his mother fed him cream of wheat every am)
How can you tell if your toddlers food allergy is serious?
Consult your child's physician.
Can a child with a peanut and tree nut allergy eat cinnamon?
yes
Can my child take one class or do I have to commit to a series of classes?
If your child has an allergy from food consumption, there is no need to worry as your child is not at risk unless he/she eats the food. However, if your child has a severe allergy, call or email Lisa at (603)591-5918 or lisa@forkidswhocook.com before the class.
How fast do you outgrow uniforms?
How fast a child grows out of their clothes varies from child to child. Children from birth to 1 year typicall y need new clothes every 2 to 3 months. From 1 to 3 most children will need new clothes usually every 3 to 9 months. Children over 4 usually can use the same clothes for a year or so but, due to growth spurts, may suddenly outgrow an item overnight. anonymous@oola.com
