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Synopsis
Dolly the duck is invited to a birthday party, but she is too afraid to go. Dolly has a food allergy - she is allergic to snails. Dolly must decide whether the party is a safe and fun place for her to play, and her friend helps her to unpack a fear of her allergy. Dolly eventually feels her allergies are understood and the party becomes a safe place for her to play.
This cute and charming story is aimed at children aged 0-10 years old and highlights the everyday challenges children with food allergies face. This book creates a space for conversation about the impacts a food allergy can have on the wider family. Using child friendly language and illustrations, the seriousness of food allergies is conveyed, whilst telling the story in a fun rhyming way. This book can be used as a resource for educators and parents to help raise awareness of food allergies and their impacts and promote a sense of inclusion for children with allergies.
This book is perfect if you've been searching for a resource for your pre-school or school aged child who might have a sibling, a friend or a family member with a food allergy. It can help them to understand the impact of eating foods have for the person with the allergy, as well as the anxiety and nervousness that goes along with having a food allergy. For many families, one or more of the children might have an allergy to something - food, pollen, insects etc., and this book tries to promote inclusion and bring awareness to the commonality of food allergies.
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Following one of her children experiencing anaphylaxis allergy response to a common food, Aneleise set out to find resources to help her other child to understand the changes that needed to be made in order to keep her sister safe. This resulted in Aneleise writing and self-publishing her own story, opening up conversation about the impacts of allergies on children and their families. Aneleise hopes her story will help other families navigate this challenging experience.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Zaki, Noor (illustrator). Paperback. Dolly the duck is invited to a birthday party, but she is too afraid to go as she has a food allergy - she is allergic to snails. Dolly has to decide whether the party is a safe and fun place for her to play, and her friend helps her to unpack this fear of her allergy. Dolly eventually feels her allergies are understood and the party becomes a safe place for her to play.This cute and charming story is aimed at children aged 0-10 years old and highlights the everyday challenges children with food allergies face. This book creates a space for conversation about the impacts a food allergy can have on the wider family. Using child friendly language and illustrations, the seriousness of food allergies is conveyed, whilst telling the story in a fun rhyming way. This book can be used as a resource for educators and parents to help raise awareness of food allergies and their impacts, and promote a sense of inclusion for children with allergies.This book is perfect if you've been searching for a resource for your pre-school aged child who might have a sibling, a friend or a family member with a food allergy. It can help them to understand the impact of eating foods on the body of the person with the allergy, as well as the anxiety and nervousness that goes along with having a food allergy. For many families, one or more of the children might have an allergy to something - food, pollen, insects etc., and this book tries to promote inclusion and bring awareness to the commonality of food allergies. A children's book about food allergies to create conversations, promote inclusion and raise awareness of the impacts of food allergies for children. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9781763666405
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Paperback. Condition: new. Zaki, Noor (illustrator). Paperback. Dolly the duck is invited to a birthday party, but she is too afraid to go as she has a food allergy - she is allergic to snails. Dolly has to decide whether the party is a safe and fun place for her to play, and her friend helps her to unpack this fear of her allergy. Dolly eventually feels her allergies are understood and the party becomes a safe place for her to play.This cute and charming story is aimed at children aged 0-10 years old and highlights the everyday challenges children with food allergies face. This book creates a space for conversation about the impacts a food allergy can have on the wider family. Using child friendly language and illustrations, the seriousness of food allergies is conveyed, whilst telling the story in a fun rhyming way. This book can be used as a resource for educators and parents to help raise awareness of food allergies and their impacts, and promote a sense of inclusion for children with allergies.This book is perfect if you've been searching for a resource for your pre-school aged child who might have a sibling, a friend or a family member with a food allergy. It can help them to understand the impact of eating foods on the body of the person with the allergy, as well as the anxiety and nervousness that goes along with having a food allergy. For many families, one or more of the children might have an allergy to something - food, pollen, insects etc., and this book tries to promote inclusion and bring awareness to the commonality of food allergies. A children's book about food allergies to create conversations, promote inclusion and raise awareness of the impacts of food allergies for children. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9781763666405
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Zaki, Noor (illustrator). nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Dolly the duck is invited to a birthday party, but she is too afraid to go as she has a food allergy - she is allergic to snails. Dolly has to decide whether the party is a safe and fun place for her to play, and her friend helps her to unpack this fear of her allergy. Dolly eventually feels her allergies are understood and the party becomes a safe place for her to play.This cute and charming story is aimed at children aged 0-10 years old and highlights the everyday challenges children with food allergies face. This book creates a space for conversation about the impacts a food allergy can have on the wider family. Using child friendly language and illustrations, the seriousness of food allergies is conveyed, whilst telling the story in a fun rhyming way. This book can be used as a resource for educators and parents to help raise awareness of food allergies and their impacts, and promote a sense of inclusion for children with allergies.This book is perfect if you've been searching for a resource for your pre-school aged child who might have a sibling, a friend or a family member with a food allergy. It can help them to understand the impact of eating foods on the body of the person with the allergy, as well as the anxiety and nervousness that goes along with having a food allergy. For many families, one or more of the children might have an allergy to something - food, pollen, insects etc., and this book tries to promote inclusion and bring awareness to the commonality of food allergies. Seller Inventory # 9781763666405