Halloween is upon us, and there are many ways to make Halloween Trick or Treating a safe and fun activity for all children including those with food allergies. For tips about making Halloween more inclusive? See our allergist, Dr. Zainab Abdurrahman, talk about Halloween, Non-Food treats, and the Teal Pumpkin initiative.
Making Halloween Safer For Food Allergic Children
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About the Author: Dan Flanders
Dr. Flanders is the owner and executive director of Kindercare Pediatrics and also co-owner and co-director of kidEcare. He has special interest in primary care, nutrition, obesity, and feeding/eating disorders.
Dr. Flanders completed his undergraduate and medical education at McGill University and pediatrics training at the University of Toronto’s Hospital for Sick Children. Dr. Flanders is on staff at the North York General Hospital and is an adjunct lecturer at the University of Toronto’s Department of Pediatrics, Faculty of Medicine.
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