
Nutrition Therapy for Food Allergies in Children in the St. Louis Area
Learn to manage the emotional stress related to food allergies
Learn to meal prep and plan
Navigate social situations (potlucks, family meals, eating out at restaurants, birthday parties)
Get ongoing nutrition support and counseling from expert pediatric dietitian nutritionists
Online and In-person Medical Nutrition Therapy for Children with Food Allergies
Food allergies can affect the entire family dynamic, changing the way families shop, eat, and experience food. As pediatric dietitian nutritionists in the St. Louis area, we provide patients and families with online and face-to-face evidence-based nutrition counseling. Our individualized sessions take into account each patient’s personal preferences, cultural traditions, and budget so we can make inclusive nutrition recommendations. We provide education and nutrition plans for families learning how to manage IgE-mediated and non-IgE mediated pediatric food allergies. If you suspect your child is experiencing a food allergy reaction, contact your pediatrician immediately.

Do nutritionists help with food allergies?
A registered dietitian nutritionist is a key part of your medical team in terms of managing food allergies and preventing adverse, and even deadly, reactions to allergens. Our child dietitians, specialists in food allergies, will work with you and your child.
Learn how to read food labels (and cosmetics labels!)
Navigate the grocery store
Manage social situations like birthday parties, family meals, and restaurant eating
Get personalized meal plans, and important tips for meal preparation
Find ingredient swaps and nutrient-dense alternative foods
Ensure your child meets their nutrient needs

What are the symptoms of food allergies in children?
The symptoms of food allergies in children vary in severity and may affect different parts of the body. Some common signs include:
Skin Reactions: Hives, eczema, swelling in the face, lips, tongue and throat
Respiratory Issues: Coughing, shortness of breath, runny/stuffy nose, and sneezing
Gastrointestinal Symptoms: Diarrhea, vomiting, and stomach pain/cramps