How to Be a Good Friend
Nine simple ways kids can be a supportive, kind, and inclusive friend to someone with food allergies — at school, parties, and beyond. A great one-pager for classrooms and back-to-school nights.
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For families and teachers.
Practical plans, guides, and people who can help — whether you're a parent packing safe lunches or a teacher keeping a classroom safe.
Printables
Tiny Bites of Brave Worksheet
Just like Mila in Tiny Bites of Brave, kids break their own hard thing into tiny bites — a reflection activity for home or the classroom.
Download PDF- FARE — School Resources ↗
Classroom checklists, 504 plan guidance, and training tools for keeping students with food allergies safe at school.
- Kids With Food Allergies ↗
Free guides on school planning, safe recipes, and connecting with other families who get it.
- Allergy & Asthma Network ↗
Clear, downloadable action plans and school toolkits you can bring straight to your child's school nurse.
- FAACT — Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Connection Team ↗
Civil-rights guidance, school programs, and support for families managing life with food allergies.
- CDC — Food Allergies in Schools ↗
National guidance for schools on preventing and responding to food allergy reactions.
- ACAAI — Find an Allergist ↗
Locate a board-certified allergist near you for testing, treatment, and a care plan.
This is a starting point, not medical advice — always work with your allergist for a plan tailored to your child.