Hey Food Allergy Mama!

Today, we’re diving into a big one—how to find and train a babysitter or nanny when your child has food allergies. I know it can feel like a huge leap to leave your child in someone else’s care, especially when food allergies are part of the equation. But with the right steps, you can do it—and even feel okay about it too.

Whether you're heading to a much-needed date night, work event, or honestly just Target alone (I see you), today's episode will help you feel way more confident about how to prepare someone else to care for your child safely.

I'm cheering for you!

Corinna

Food Allergy Mentor and Travel Advisor

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