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Because I think kids and often many adults don't really understand that food allergies can

potentially be very very serious. I mean there are mild reactions, but we're learning that at any point a

reaction can be anaphylactic, it can be life-threatening. And not only nuts, I

think this is a misconception for a lot of people.

For some reason the messaging about food allergies for a long time has been

peanuts and tree nuts are the most dangerous, watch out, anything else, it's not so serious when in reality, you know, people can be allergic to so many different things and any of those things can cause a life threatening reaction.

Hello and welcome, I'm Dr. Mona, a board certified pediatrician and mom and host of this show,

The Pete's Doc Talk Podcast, a top 50 parenting podcast in the United States and thank you so much for being here.

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