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Steps To Protect Your Allergic Child In School

Featured on: Newsday.com
Publication date: Aug 24, 2009

If your child has allergies, face to face communication with the school nurse before your child starts school is recommended. Ask your pediatrician to outline prevention measures and agree what the protocol would be if a reaction occurred. The school needs a doctor's prescription before they can administer any medication. Find out what allergy procedures are already in place.

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