I’m staring a blog hop for any blogs relating to allergies, asthma, and eczema. This is for parents helping their children cope and for adults with any of the conditions.
No rules, just links.
If you want to join, please add a comment and I’ll add you. I just ask that you reciprocate the favor and add my link as well. And if you feel inspired, please continue the blog hop on your site as well. The more connections we make, the better informed we’ll all be.
Let’s have fun with this!
2. Pure Pantry
5. AllerKids
7. Allergy-Free Vintage Cookery
10. The Food Allergy Chronicles
11. Parenting a Child with Multiple Food Allergies
12. Very Yang
15. Lexie’s Kitchen
17. AllergenMenuMom
18. Peanut Allergy Free…Here We Come!!
19. A Gluten Free Vegan Momma Who Knows
20. Adventures of a Gluten Free Mom
22. [Mis]Adventures of an Ad Girl in New York
23. Keeley McGuire
27. Nutrimom – Food Allergy Liason
28. And Love It Too!
29. Elevate Wellness
32. The Mommy Bowl
34. Oh Mah Deehness!
35. Mom-B
40. USASillyYaks
41. Allergic to Air
46. Achoo!- Adventures of an Allergist Mommy
47. Lick the Bowl
49. The Allergy Mom
50. Get Allergy Wise
52. Brooklyn Allergy Mom’s Blog
54. Advocate by Fate
56. Glutenvygirl
57. The Allergic Mom
58. BeFreeForMe.com
61. Dairy-Free Diner
62. The Rice of Life
65. Living Healthy in the Modern World
69. Wheatless Foodie
70. Think Outside the Breadbox
71. Jenn Cuisine
74. Adventure’s of a Gluten-Free Globetrotter
76. Gluten-Free Cat
77. Organized Chaos
78. Mama Cat Kitchen
81. Fresh4Five
84. Joanna, Organic Chef and Health Enthusiast
86. What’s Left to Eat? Life with Allergies.
87. Allergy Free, Sugar Free Snacks
91. The Keen Kitchen
96. Gluten-Free Hugs & Cookies XO
97. Eczemacontagious
99. Vegan Mommy Chef
100. Zach and Charlie
101. Natural and Free
102. Dejouer les allergies (French)
103. LovingSpoon
104. Our Daily Green
105. Celiac and Allergy Adventures
105. Fussy Buns
106. Grateful Foodie
108. Egg-Free Living
109. Nut Mums
110. I Have Eczema
111. Easy, Breezy, Life (Homeschooling mom living with food allergies and EoE)
112. Our Life as an Epi- Family
113. A Family’s Love
114. Kitchology
115. Amazing & Atopic
116. Life with My Over Achieving Bunch
117. Let’s Not Be Rash
118. Smart Allergy
119. Sneezy Blues
120. Life Gets Real
I think your blog hop is a great idea to disseminate information and advice about allergies. I suffered most of my life from eczema, asthma, rhinitis, food allergies and intolerance. One of my sons followed suite but thankfully he has grown out of the eczema and food allergies, but still suffering from rhinitis and mild asthma. I have started a blog called ‘Living With Multiple Allergies’ to talk about my experience dealing with this condition. I hope you will add me to your blog hop. Thanks ever so much.
Mouloud.
Thank you Mouloud! I’ve just added you to the hop. Welcome!
We’d love to have our post added: I am a Food Allergy Momma.
Please Be Kind. http://www.sistersraisingsisters.com/i-am-a-food-allergy-momma-please-be-kind/
Thanks!
Hi there – I’d love to add your post – such a great piece, but the hop is for blogs that write about allergies, asthma, or eczema everyday. I will be happy to share this great post over FB though. Thank you for sending it my way. Jennifer
Ok, great. Thanks!
Here is a very important article that I hope you post:
http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/05/06/why-dirty-pacifiers-may-be-your-childs-friend/?smid=pl-share
My son – age 19 – has debiltating eczema that has seriously impaired the quality of his life. He was born by C – Section (which was intended to be a home birth – but no dialation after 32 hours of labor) and to parents who never shared saliva – through shared utensils or food – and are very clean. Although he was breast fed until 18 months, he had a dose of antibiotics due to a possible ear infection when he was 4 months old. Any good bacteria he may have had was shot right there. I would have licked the kid’s face daily had I known it might have prevented his autoimmune condition. If you have a baby, please share your saliva with the baby – share utensils – or if you use a pacifier – suck on that too.
Hi Deena –
Thanks for the article. I did post it on the FB page. Interesting! I do believe in the theory as it goes along with the unhealthy balance of gut bacteria so many of us are dealing with today. What have you been doing to try to heal his gut? Fish oil, probiotics? Jennifer
Hi Jennifer,
I want to join the blog roll. I posted to you several days ago. My blog will launch May 7th. I will be talking about life with 3 children with severe eczema, food allergies, asthma, 2 of them have EE. I will also blog about other life issues: premenopausal, herbs, Iridology, homeschooling, etc. Please add my to your roll & I will start this on my site too. Thanks so much.
Lifegetsreal.co.
Hi there – Not sure why, but I didn’t see the earlier comment. Thanks for sharing your blog, I just added you to the list. So happy to “meet you”! Jennifer
Hi! I’m Shan from http://www.sneezyblues.com/ I just started my blog and its great to know many other blogs out there dealing with allergies. I would love to be part of the Blog hop. My blog deals with allergic rhinitis and sinus, which many with eczema, asthma and food allergies are also concurrently suffering from.
Hi Shan – Happy to “meet” you! And thrilled you hopped over to my blog. I’ve just added you to the blog hop and I look forward to staying in touch. Good luck with your new blog! Jennifer
Jennifer!
I just found your blog and cant say how much I would have LOOOVEED to find you earlier…how did I live without you….is more like it?!?! My son is 17 months and I scoured the internet for months looking for products like the ones you have on the Eczema Company. Im not sure where you are located, but i have a marketing company that focuses on wellness products and would love to gift you some free hours to help more mamas find you easier. If you are interested, feel free to pm me! and thanks for all of the awesome info!
Hi Meg – thank you so much for the supportive words. It really means a lot. I’m so happy you’ve found this blog helpful. Jennifer
I just started a blog about our journey with severe eczema in our daughter.
http://www.letsnotberash.blogpsot.com
Just added you. LOVE the name of your blog – really fun.
I love this idea! My blog topics are mostly centered on food allergies and eosinophilic esophagitis.
overachievingbunch.blogspot.com
Hi Kendra – Great! I just added you. Very happy to connect
Jennifer
Thank you so much for having me on your Blog Roll.
I’d like to join the Blog Hop, too, and start one, as well!
You got it Selena! Happy to have you join finally
I would love Blog Hop too. I am personally interested because I have son with allergies. I have also co-founded a company Kitchology that is developing a web/mobile application that is focused on food allergens and sensitivities, along with lifestyle surrounding food and kitchen activities. As you know first hand we consumers want to be “in the know” related to food labeling because it is well documented that certain types of ingredients in foods can cause issues. More importantly, there is no cure for many of the food allergy conditions and therefore successful avoidance requires these us to be “in the know”. From a mother’s perspective, uncertainty can be daunting. I am also working to make a difference surrounding the FDA new initiatives within food allergen thresholds.
Hi Iris – Great! I’ve just added you. Thanks for sharing the blog hop on your page! Please add my link if you don’t mind
Very happy to connect with you.
Just found your blogroll, it is great, read many of these blogs myself.
We are a slightly different house, as we are treating epilepsy with a ketogenic diet, which I have begun blogging about, and posting recipes about recently. Prior to that my daughters and I became GF, for an intolerance to the gluten and yeasts. I blog many good recipes for both, and create my own whenever possible, I would love to be added to the list!
http://www.afamilieslove.com
Hi Jamie – Wow, you’ve got your hands full! Of course, I’d love to add you – done
Welcome!
I’d love to join your blog hop!!! What fun!
http://www.gratefulfoodie.com
You’re already there – ha! #106. I must have added you myself after realizing you weren’t on there to begin with.
Hi Jenny,
I would LOVE to be a part of this blog hop. Ill create one in my site too.
Thanks,
Elizabeth
Easy Breezy Life
AKA EBL Food Allergies
And I’d love to have you join
I just added you. So happy you’re here!
No idea why it isn’t posting but I’m trying again… http://i-have-eczema.blogspot.co.uk/ hope this works? I’ll get Shane to add your link to my blog later tonight
x
Ok, got it. Came through this time. Thanks! I’ve just added you to the hop.
Hi – what a great idea! I’ve just started writing about my toddler’s severe peanut allergy at http://www.nutmums.com. Thank you! I will be setting up a blogroll too. All the best, Louise
Hi Louise – Thanks! I’ve just added your blog. Thanks for stopping by!
What a wonderful idea. I’d love my “new blog” to be added – http://egg-free-living.blogspot.com …Please let me know your Url, as well!
Thanks! It’s been really fun connecting with other like minded bloggers. I’ve just added you to the hop. Here is my link – http://itchylittleworld.com/ Merci!
Hey there! Im angela from GFU, can you please add my site, glutenfreeuniversity.net to this list? I will also add this blog to my site as well afterwards, thanks!
Hi Angela – I just added you. I’m happy to learn about your blog. Thanks for stopping by!
What a fun idea! I wouldl love to blog hop along with you! http://www.gratefulfoodie.com. I blog about food allergies, asthma, advocacy and my attempts at a balanced life!
Hi Caroline – Welcome to another top 25 Food Allergy Mom
Very happy to have you join the hop!
Hi! My baby has food allergy related eczema and I also have food allergies and Celiac. My blog is http://www.fussybuns.com.
Hi Cristina – I’d love to add you! So happy to learn about your blog!
Hi! I’d like join in. I have asthma…. allergies …. eczema … AND Celiac Disease
Great! Welcome!!!
Hi Jennifer,
I would like to blog hop with you. I am new to blogging and my blog is Lovinspoon http://lovinspoon.org. My 4 and half year old is allergic to milk, eggs, tree nut, peanuts, and sesame. I had those allergens under control until I found out a few months ago that my son is allergic to wheat, eggs, peanuts and possibly milk. Finding safe products and recipes that both kids can eat is a challenge. I’d love to share ideas and info with you.
Sincerely,
Melissa
Hi Melissa – Glad you have you join us! And very happy to learn about your blog. Jennifer
Hiya
Allergy and eczema parent here. Will go through your list as there looks like some great blogs listed here.
Great! Hope you find some good blogs to follow. Let me know if you have any to add to the list. Thanks. Jennifer
Jennifer,
I found you off of Real Food, Allergy Free. I am going to put a link to you on my Gluten-Free page on my blog since I know it will be very beneficial to others dealing with similar issues.
I am not an “allergy mom” exactly. I was diagnosed with allergies years ago that I no longer have (whether I was miraculously cured or misdiagnosis, I’ll never be sure), but my passion to help others with allergies (especially the top 8) stays with me. I started a blog called Natural and Free that offers recipes and information for those with the top 8 allergens. (Here’s the link: http://NaturalAndFree.blogspot.com/)
I was also recently “diagnosed” with Fibromyalgia (I put it that way since that’s what the doctor is going with as long as nothing new surfaces) that is also making me get back into natural eating and avoiding food triggers (I’m blogging about that, too, but that’s another story!
). Oh the joys of elimination diets! 
It is no fun guessing and checking, but I know that’s really the only way to be 100% sure.
At any rate, love your site and I wish you the best!
Sincerely,
Julie M.
author of Natural And Free
Hi Julie – so nice to meet you. I’ll be more than happy to add you to the blog hop here. Thanks so much for visiting my blog! Jennifer
This list is awesome. I would love to be on here, too. I have two children with multiple food allergies; my oldest has asthma, too. We are making it work and trying to enjoy the ride!
Allison
veganmommychef.blogspot.com
Hi Allison – I just added you. So happy to get to know you and your blog! Jennifer
Hi. My blog is http://topicalsteroidwithdrawal.blogspot.co.uk/
The blog is about my efforts to quit topical steroid creams due to the fact that they can become addictive and cause terrible rebound symptoms. I am also really interested in natural ways to treat eczema. I’m putting your link on my blog too.
Hi – wonderful to have you join us! I’ve just added you to the list. Thanks! Jennifer
my blog is all gluten free-would love to be added!!
Hi – Great! So happy to learn about your blog. I’ve just added you to the list. Thanks. Jennifer
Hello! I’ve added your link to my website. Please add mine too! Thanks! http://www.allergicvegetarian.com
My website is a Recipe and resource site that tries to accommodate any combination of allergies, including unusual and multiple allergies. Images of my recipes will be added by the end of the year.
Some of the resources includes a Food Family list, Cheese list with ingredients for those trying to find an allergy free cheese that’s suitable for them, and an article about “Rare Food Allergies”. More resources will be added in the future. Not every cookbook category has content yet, but I’m adding more content often. It was newly redone to make it more accessible for those with various color processing issues.
About Me: I deal with multiple unusual food allergies and asthma. I’m anaphylactic to the poultry truck driving by. lol If you click on “Kyt Friendly” at my site, you’ll see everything I deal with. Thanks!
HI – Sure, just added you. You may want to take a look at your site. In the header/title area there are some strange buttons appearing. Jennifer
Hi there, I found your blog while surfing through Steve’s Planet Lactose site; I’ve grown up having allergies to foods, plants, and animals, along with asthma and eczema (so lucky!). If I had things I couldn’t have, my skin and breathing would show through right away. I had lived with pets all during this time, and had never been without a few until I moved out on my own; then control of something that I deemed incontrollable seemed feasible. Without pets around I’ve been able to go months without taking an inhaler to open pathways, a year or so ago, I learned about bleach baths, taken every 2-3 days; it’s like I don’t have skin problems..! When I was a kid,, I couldn’t be outside in the sun on a hot day because I’d itch myself to pieces; when I would sweat, the same thing would happen. If I only knew then what I know now, I probably wouldn’t have suffered so much as a kid.
As for allergies, it was like I was allergic to everything. Wheat, yeast, sugars, citric acid, any dairy, or seafood, or poultry, breads; it sucked. I’d given up on trying to not eat the stuff that irritated me, and suffered as a result, then gave in to it all and started looking after myself more, since the alternative was no option. My mother has smoked heavily since before I was born, and hasn’t stopped as of yet. It made everything that much more difficult to control.
But when I moved out of the animal hair and smoking environment and into a place of my own (without carpeting, stuffed animals, or any other asthma triggers), my quality of life became one that I didn’t think would be possible for me.
A year or so later, I noticed I could eat a lot of the foods I was allergic to as a kid. Poultry, fish, fruits and sugars, flatbreads, white bread, cereals, lots of stuff. I think my body was so pervaded and invaded from where I was living as a child because I didn’t tackle the issue of clean air and environment then, that everything escalated. Now, I can eat everything I couldn’t as a child, with the exception of lactose/dairy products. I no longer have any breakouts or flare-ups from foods, though pets, homes, smoke and weeds do still trigger undesired effects to the skin and my breathing. But after introducing bleach baths to my regular routine, my skin seems so much more like what a normal person’s is like. I’m still astounded. After the bath, I apply ratio-clobetasol propion (that’s what it’s called where I live in Canada) to any dry feeling areas, and always to my hands, which used to flare up from washing with perfumed soaps constantly but now no longer do, owing to the bleach baths and cream combination.
Everything is conquerable, and your child will get better and live a pretty normal life. I hope this information from my experiences helps you or your child, or anyone else struggling with these issues.
I’m looking forward to browsing through your blog’s links for more information regularly; thank you!
Really great to hear your story! It’s so interesting to hear about the animals and second hand smoke really irritating your overall health and manifesting itself in eczema, allergies, and asthma. There have been a lot of studies that prove this as well. It’s wonderful that you are so doing so much better now! Great for you! Jennifer
I’m new to the blog world here as well, but I’d love to swap links with you! My blog-roll is rather short right now, so you’d stand out rather prominently for a while
http://allergysafecuisine.wordpress.com
HI – great! Just added you! So happy to have learned about your blog. Jennifer
Thanks!
Wow! Your list has really grown! I just noticed my blog is not on it.
Oh no! I went through a phase and went searching for all the new (to me) blogs out there and I realized the other day I left out all the original blogs I was following. Sorry! I’ll add you now. Jennifer
What a fantastic list! I am adding all of these right now, so I can follow! I just started my blog a couple weeks ago, but feel free to add me
http://www.dontfeedthebaby.com
Hi – I just read through some of your posts. You’ve been through a lot with your girls! That’s wonderful that you’ve made such progress! I look forward to following your blog and I’m adding you now to the blog hop. Thanks. Jennifer
Hi Jennifer,
I’m a retailer near an allergen clinic and also a food allergy sufferer myself. So my extended family here at the store keeps growing because we all try to stick together to help each other whenever a newbie joins our group. I’ll pass the word around. Hopefully many of them can also find your information useful and helpful.
Thanks!
Kathi
Hi Kathi –
That sounds great! I’ll add you to the blog hop. Do you have a physical store only? It doesn’t look like the online boutique is open yet. I also have a store, but online only. The Eczema Company provides specialty clothing and natural skincare for children with eczema. Maybe we can find a way to work together! Thanks for your comment. Jennifer
This is a great idea! Anyone who has dealt with allergies and/or eczema needs support. It is very challenging to go through. My nephew who is almost two had head to toe eczema that is getting better but still a challenge along with that a long list of food allergies.
Thanks! Yes, I’m really happy with the great list we’ve got going here. It’s fun to be able to link up to one another and help spread allergy and eczema awareness. I’ll add you now. Welcome!
Hi Jennifer
What a lovely, sharing and supportive idea. It’s wonderful to see how everyone in the Allergy community connects with one and other, and thank you for taking the lead.
I would love it if you could add my blog http://www.intrepidallergymum.com , experiences all the way from Australia.
Thanks again
Charmaine
Hi Charmaine – I’m adding your right now. It’s great that we can all link together and create a global community. It makes world feel like a much smaller place. Welcome! Jennifer
Hi Amber!!
This is JoAnna From http://joannaorganicchefandhealthenthusiast.blogspot.com/
I just came across your lovley comment you commented on my Blog TONIGHT!!! I’m having touble with my Blogger “Blog” and apologize for not commenting back sooner!!! Love to be added to your Blog “Roll” and shall post you to my Facebook Blog Page ( https://www.facebook.com/pages/JoAnnaGlutenFree-Chef-and-Health-Enthusiast-BLOG/171990112886497?sk=info )
and My Blogger Page!!! Thank you and looking forward to hearing from you!!
All the Best JoAnna !
Hi JoAnna – My name is Jennifer, maybe you got me confused with another blogger from the Allergy Free Wednesdays event. Regardless, nice to “meet” you and I’ve added you to the blog hop. Thanks for joining us!
Fantastic idea! Thanks for sharing your information with me. My blog is:
http://www.glutenfreepantry.blogspot.com
Hi Laura – Just added you after a nice, relaxing weekend off from blogging. Great to have you join this great group of bloggers!
Wonderful resource site! Please add me too! http://www.livingtheallergylife.wordpress.com
I would love to be added!! I meant to do this a long time ago!!
Danielle
Hi Danielle – Nice to see another Canadian food allergy blogger. Susan is as well. thefoodallergychronicles.wordpress.com Take care!
Hi Jennifer,
thanks for the DM and mention on Twitter.
. This is a great idea & resource!
Best
Nicola (GFreemom)
Hi Nicola – You’re welcome! Great to have you join the group. Jennifer
What a great idea! I’d love to be added. my blog http://www.mamacatskichen.weebly.com is full of recipes that are either gluten free or list the gluten-free adaptations
Great! I’ve just added you. Welcome
Thank you for asking me to be a part of this hop…I definitely want to share my site. It’s not strictly cooking, but I do share lot’s of recipes that are allergy-free…and have blogged about allergies here and there. My son is ana- to Milk, Egg and Peanut… My husband found out in Sept. 2011 that he has EE (where food allergies attack your esophagus) and is allergic to Milk, Cashews, Chocolate, sesame, sunflower, corn, wheat, and barley…there will be many more recipe posts to come~!
~Lisa @ http://www.organizedchaos-lisa.blogspot.com
Hi Lisa – I’m glad you’d like to join. I just added you. It’s great to have you with us.
Wow! What a list! I’d love for you to include The Willing Cook on your blog hop. Seems like I’d be in excellent company!
Yes, great company! Just added you. Welcome!
Thanks so much for inviting me to your event! My blog is Gluten-Free Cat, and I write strictly about gluten-free issues, recipes, and restaurant reviews, although most of my current recipes are diary-free and vegetarian as well. I look forward to checking out some new blogs!
http://www.glutenfreecat.com/
Hi Heather – It’s wonderful to have you join! We have a great group gathered here.
Hi Jennifer. My son had the worst eczema when he was two. The backs of his knees were so red, inflamed and itchy. We’ve all had weird skin issues and still do–from exposure to gluten. When my son was finally diagnosed with celiac disease the week before his 15th birthday, all the itches and allergies and constantly running noses in our family were explained.
That’s terrible, poor guy! At least you finally figured out was causing the eczema, runny noses, etc. I’ll add you to the blog hop. It’s great to have you!
What a great idea! Thanks for the invite to join, I’d love to be part of your blog hop. It’s fantastic to share information all around the world.
http://www.glutenfreemrsd.com
Hi – Yes, it is fun! We have a really diverse group. Welcome!
Thanks for your comment on my blog! I think this resource is a great idea and I would love to be a part of it!
Steph
Hi Steph – Great! I’ll add you right away.
Hello There,
Just wanted to drop you a quick note. Say hello and let you know about my blog.
My son suffers from eczema. It was a nightmare when he was an infant. It’s much better now, but he has been on an allergy-free diet since birth (well, before birth). My recipes are not only for my Crohn’s Disease, but also for his food sensitivities.
All recipes are:
*Dairy, gluten, sugar, soy and peanut free.
*I have grain-free and egg free recipes as well (all my baked recipes are egg free thus far actually).
*Specific Carbohydrate Diet & Anit-Candida Diet as well.
My homemade eczema lotion is extremely helpful for both my son and husband. Link here:
http://www.thetastyalternative.com/2011/10/homemade-lotion-for-dry-skin-and-eczema.html
A very Happy New Year to you and your family!
Best,
–Amber
Hi Amber – I’m so glad you found me because I love your site! Our stories sound really similar. I to started making my own natural cream for my son’s eczema, but it didn’t last long – as you’ll see on the comment I made on your site. Any tips for removing the oily/waxy residue from clothes? I’ll keep an eye on your recipes as they seem all very allergy friendly, which is right up our alley. I also really liked your link to safemama – that’s a new site for me. I’ll add you to the blog hop right now. So happy to have you join our list of great bloggers! Happy holidays! Jennifer
I adopted a child with bad eczema and fought it with docs help for several years. Accidentally I discovered something that I want to shout and tell the world about. . . One year as the weather warmed up (think Montana with cold winters and warm cozy pajamas), we took winter PJs and stored in top of closet as spring/summer PJs came out, which was probably an over sized t-shirt. I started noticing her eczema started clearing up (though I am still clueless why, just thankful). Anyway, several weeks later, she noticed winter PJs in the closet and convinced Daddy to let her wear them (they were cute). Shock of shocks — eczema returned. Bingo! Had to be the flame retardant they insist on putting in all children’s bed clothing. Needless to say, we no longer use store-bought “PJs”. And we no longer fight eczema. Try it and see if it works for you little people. Blessings!
Yes, flame retardants are basically full of all sorts of chemicals that can harm the skin. Everyone should definitely be wary of that. Most store bought pjs do contain these chemicals. Always ask if the pjs are free of flame retardants before buying them. Brenda, great info for everyone. Thanks for sharing!
Great idea! Would love to be added to this list and I’ll add it to my blog roll
Great! I’ve added you. I just love the look of your blog – your photos are GORGEOUS! Makes me incredibly hungry when I visit the site
Great round up! I’d love to have my gluten free blog, Think Outside the Breadbox included too.
http://www.thinkoutsidethebreadbox.blogspot.com
Kate
Welcome! So happy to have you join the blog hop! Have a great holiday in the snowy white north, Kate!
Jennifer-thanks for inviting me to your blog hop! What a great resource it is to have this list of blogs.
Hi Cindy – Yes, the list keeps growing and they are all really excellent blogs. So glad to have you on join as well!
Wow – lots of links! thanks, this is great – so many blogs i’ve never been to before!
-Allie
Yes, lots of links and the list keeps getting longer, which is great! I’ve added you. Enjoy checking out all the great bloggers!
I’d love to be added to the list–thanks!
http://www.pennypinchingepicure.com
~Rella
Hi Rella – You’ve been added. Welcome! Jennifer
Hi Jennifer,
I tried to leave a comment yesterday but I’m not sure if it went through. Thanks for the invite! I’d love to be added to your blog list!
~Vicki~
Hi Vicki – Yes, it went through, but as spam, so I didn’t catch it. Not sure why that happened. You’ve been added now. Sorry the twinkies didn’t work out as planned. Allergy free twinkies would be yum! Have a great weekend! Jennifer
I would love to be added to your list!
~Vicki~
http://foodallergylife.blogspot.com/
Hi Vicki – You’ve been added. Great to have you here.
I’m new to this blog hop thing, so please fill me in on exactly what I need to do!
I’ve dealt with multiple food and enviro allergies, a pretty complicated elimination diet, standard allergy treatment/shots and alternative medicine and share my experiences. Also, allergies/eczema/light asthma in kids. My current focus is eating Gluten Free and feeding my family healthy food on a limited budget.
Tanya
Living Healthy in the Modern World
http://www.livinghealthyinthemodernworld.blogspot.com
Great! Very happy to have come across your site. I’m new as well, so we can learn together. For the blog hop, you can either add my blog hop page or home page as a link in your blog roll OR you can start a new page of your own and create your own blog hop list of sites – feel free to copy the ones I have here if you like, just don’t forget to add mine please
Just coming back to this today! I have added your link to my blog roll.
I may start a blog hop later, when things around here normalize a bit! 
Great, thanks! Let me know if you start a blog hop. I’ll help you spread the word.
I would love to be on the list. Thanks for asking me to join! I can’t wait to explore some of the blogs on the list
Of course! I’m happy to add you. It’s a great list of wonderful blog. Have a great holiday!
Thanks for the invite to be part of your hop. My son’s eczema is triggered by soy and gluten, and he breaks out in hives when touching dairy. I added your blog to my sidebar. Looks like it has lots of great info.
The Rice of Life – http://thericeoflife.wordpress.com/
Thanks Annaliese! I’ve added you to the list now. It’s great that you’ve found your son’s triggers. It took us quite a while and we found it to be challenging, but it was such a relief once we did.
Glad you found me. Would love to be a part of the blog hop and happy to add you to my blog roll. http://www.allergylog.blogspot.com
Fun! Happy to have you in this group of great bloggers!
Great information, Jennifer! Please add my site and blog, Food Allergy Assistant- http://www.foodallergyassistant.com.
I’ll add your site to my blog roll.
Thanks! Happy to have you!
This is really great! I’d love to join, and I’ll definitely add you to my blogroll page.
Thanks for the invite, and Happy Holidays!
Bethany at http://www.sprinklesandallergies.wordpress.com
Thanks! You’ve been added now as well. Happy Holidays to you too
Awesome. I already discovered several great new blogs. Thanks for organizing this. I’m at dairyfreediner.wordpress.com.
So glad you’ve found the blog hop useful already! Jennifer
Jennifer- Thanks for the comment on the blog post at BeFreeForMe.com! I just added you to my blog roll…
Be Free!
Kathleen
Great, thanks, Kathleen! I’ve added you as well. Jennifer
Thanks for the invite! I think I am going to start a blog hop page later today, if I can figure this out. I may be asking for some tips!
And! My blog is http://www.glutenvygirl.com! Forgot the important part:)
Great! You’ve been added. Tips – oh no, I’m new too, but maybe we can figure all this blogging stuff out together. LOL.
I would love to join
http://mhperpetuallearningcurve.blogspot.com/
I am quasi new to blogging world, how would I link you up on mine??? Create a blogroll?
Hey – I’m new too. We learn as we go
You could do a blogroll, or create a new page for a blog hop, like mine. It’s really up to you!
Hi Jennifer,
I would like my blog to be added
http://www.AdvocateByFate.com
Thanks!
Thanita
Hi – Welcome! Of course, glad to have you! Jennifer
Youre so cool! I dont suppose Ive read anything like this before. So nice to find somebody with some original thoughts on this subject. realy thank you for starting this up. this website is something that is needed on the web, someone with a little originality. useful job for bringing something new to the internet!
Hi Jennifer! So many parents (and pediatricians) don’t know that eczema is often an allergic response, and discovering that can be a huge step towards reducing your little one’s suffering! Thank you for creating this blog and blog hop that will help so many people. (And thanks for including my blog!)
Kelley
http://www.FoodAllergyFeast.blogspot.com
Yes! It’s amazing that our own dermatologists were saying what a small percentage of eczema is caused by allergies, but it seem high to me – most children I know can link a food directly back to a flare-up. Here’s hoping we can spread the word some more! Do you want to join the blog hop? Jennifer
love what you are doing! you posted on my blog through the nominations. We have gluten (celiac’s); dairy; peanut and eczema and asthma too!
HEY! You commented on my blog that you’d like to collaborate and I’d love it as well! We have celiac’s (gluten), dairy, peanuts, eczema and asthma. mommy4livingwithout.blogspot.com
love what you are doing!!!
Jennifer
I definately want my blog shared in your circle. You commented on mine earlier and I’m just getting back to you. I want to help as many families as possible!!! We have celiac’s, dairy and peanut allergies plus eczema and asthma. Mommy4livingwithout.blogspot.com…just tell me what you need!
Hi there – Great! Glad you want to join. I’ll add you now. I just ask that you link back to my blog or the blog hop. Thanks! Jennifer
Thank you for inviting me to join! We are so in! My son was diagnosed with celiac disease over 2 yrs. ago. So gluten is the enemy!
Gluten can be rough! And cutting it out is hard, but not impossible. Our son is allergic to gluten, but doesn’t have celiac. Welcome! Jennifer
Thank you for inviting me to join – sorry it took me so long to reply!
http://raisingjackwithceliac.blogspot.com/
Hi Jennifer!
Thanks for checking out our blog. We love the idea of a blog hop and would love to be included. Our blog is http://www.getallergywise.com .
Looking forward to being in touch,
Irene
Great! So happy to have you join. Check out all the great blogs listed already. We can learn a lot from one another. Take care. Jennifer
Wow..this is amazing! Thanks for letting me know! I’d love to be a part of this!
http://www.theallergymom.com
Currently doing allergy safety training for newly diagnosed families on how to prepare the home and handle liasing between home and school and also doing food allergy safety workshops for daycare and preschool settings. Busy, busy!
Hi Melissa – It’s great to have you! Welcome. I’ll add you right away. Hey, would you be interested in being a guest blogger? I’d love for you to write about the advice and coaching you give to new parents – maybe share some of the things you do in the sessions. Let me know what you think. Jennifer
I am in! Celiac daughter. So wheat is our allergy.
Wheat is a big one in our family too. Glad you’re here
Hi….got your note about my lick the bowl blog…glad you liked the post on Embracing a Mission I Didn’t Ask For, would love to be on your blogroll.
Great, welcome!!!
Congratulations! Will add you to my blogroll…
Sakina S. Bajowala, M.D.
http://allergistmommy.blogspot.com
Perfect – you’re on the hop!
Thanks for visiting my blog and inviting me to participate in such a great link up! It’s all about helping others and the more help the better!
Jenny http://www.glutenfreebirmingham.com
Definitely agree!
My son has food allergies that contribute to his eczema. By eliminating or reducing the exposure to his allergies his skin has definitely improved. I’d love to be part of your blog hop and I am sure I will be referencing to other’s blog posts as well. For the time being my blog is foodformantou.wordpress.com but I am going to try to change the url soon to mealswithmantou.wordpress.com
Same for us – food allergies triggered my son’s eczema. A lot of drs we talk to didn’t want to connect food allergies with eczema saying that it’s such a small % of cases, but it seems to be a trigger for most eczema kids I know. Let us know when your blog name is changed – for now I’ll post the current site. Thanks! Jennifer
Great idea! Thanks for the invite to be part of the ‘hop”: http://gfvegmama.blogspot.com/
Of course! Happy to have you!
What a great idea Jennifer!
I’m a mom to a peanut, tree nut, egg and sesame allergic boy. We’re currently participating in a peanut allergy clinical trial at Children’s Hospital Boston with great results!
I run Best Allergy Sites, a food allergy and gluten free directory, guide and social networking community. You can find us at: http://www.bestallergysites.com/
Food allergy bloggers who would like to add their site/blog to our directory can submit at: http://www.bestfoodallergysites.com/
Thanks for all that you do for our community!
Ruth
Hi Ruth – Great site! I’ll add it to the blog hop. Please add mine to your mentioned directory. Also, would you be interested in guest blogging at your experience at the clinical trial? I’m sure most the moms here would love to here your story! Thanks. Jennifer
I would love to join your blog hop:
http://jeanetteshealthyliving.com
Although my blog is mostly recipes, they are allergy-friendly as my son has allergies that contributed to his eczema. Now that we’ve removed some foods from his diet and put him on some supplements, his skin is so much clearer.
Hi Jeanette – We are in the same boat it seems. Food allergies were our son’s main trigger too! Most the dermatologists we met with wouldn’t make the food allergy and eczema connection. That was frustrating. But hey, we figured it out and it’s a wonderful feeling, isn’t it?
So happy you stopped by to invite me, and I’d LOVE to be a part of this.
I’ll also try to be a little better about pointing out substitutions that will make my stuff casein-free as well as gluten-free!
Consider yourself added
I’m so happy about the interest this blog hop is creating! It’s fantastic to have such a great group of bloggers together in one place!
I love finding new blogs to read and it’s a plus if there are recipes I can use.
I do dairy-free and currently gluten and soy free as well, older recipes may both gluten and soy. My blog is Dog Hill Kitchen
There are a lot of great recipe sites already added. Take a look! I’m with you – love info and recipes in a blog, that’s where I was going with mine.
count me in! Thanks, what a great idea. i will add you to my blog list
You got it! Glad you have you! Jennifer
Happy to join in – I will have to add a links page to my site since right now I don’t link to anybody. Let me know what link you prefer (your main page or this blog hop).
Hi! Please link to my main page. Are you going to start a blog hop too? Or just create a blog roll? Feel free to continue this blog hop on your new page if you like. There tons of great blogs already signed up here. Jennifer
What a great idea! I love the idea of sharing help because boy can it be hard! Thank you so much!
Oh man, yes, it can be hard! But together it’s easier somehow. Jennifer
I’m so glad you found Allergic to Air and would love to be added to your blog hop! I don’t have one up right now, but I’ll add a link and a like to my Facebook page. Thanks!
http://www.allergictoair.com
Sounds great! Thanks!
Thank You Jennifer!!! What a great resource! And I LOVE the name of your blog haha!
Hey Cris – Which one is your allergy blog? I can’t find it. Your profile links back to your jewelry blog only. Jennifer
Sorry, I don’t have a allergy blog (although….thinking it’s on the way!) Have major nut, wheat, soy, citrus, (and latex) along with more minor allergies so I’m always looking for great allergy blogs. Hope you don’t mind me gleaning everyone’s wonderful info
Of course! That’s what the list is all about. I hope you find some very useful info. Let me know when your blog is up. Jennifer
Hi there – I’d love to be added to the blog hop. We’re gluten, dairy and soy free over here, with lots of grain-free, raw, and vegan stuff as well.
You’ve got some great recipes. Loved your granola recipe. Jennifer
Jennifer, thanks for the invite to join in on the blog hop fun!! I would love to help out more folks who are gluten free. Please feel free to point them in my direction!
http://usasillyyaks.blogspot.com/
Of course! You inspired me today about turkey – check out my latest post with a call out to you. Jennifer
Thanks for the shout out!
Sounds fun! I’m in!
http://www.momuporgohome.blogspot.com
Casein free living with recipes and life stories as well as a few DIY’s and “Mom Up” moments to boot.
Great! Check out all the great blogs already posted. Jennifer
Jennifer,
Thanks so much for the heads up! I’d love to be a part of this community blog hop.
Please add me! http://www.LilliansTestKitchen.com
Lillian
You got it! Welcome
Please add me to your hop! http://www.elevatewellness.blogspot.com
Wheat, soy, egg, peanut free with dairy-free alternatives, as well!
Of course! And happy birthday to you, soon! Jennifer
xoxo
SunnyB
http://andloveittoo.com
Great! Consider yourself added
Jennifer,
What a great idea! Thanks for inviting me to your blog hop!
Donna
Food Allergy Mom Doc
http://foodallergymomdoc.com/
Of course! Glad to have you!
I would be honored to be included in your blogroll
It doesn’t matter where people get their information, the point is to get it!
Check me out on Facebook and I will find you too!
Tracy Bush
Nutrimom – Food Allergy Liason
http://allergyphoods.blogspot.com
Totally agree! Well, happy to have you! Your chocolate bark recipe looks yummo! Jennifer
I would love to add you to my blog!
Our diet changes have made a difference for our asthma, allergies, eczema, migraines and tummy troubles. My blog focuses on seasonal, local gluten, dairy, corn and soy-free meals.
My info is:
Sommer Maxwell
The Seasonal Plate
http://seasonalplate.blogspot.com
@seasonalplate
Great! And I’ll add you to the blog hop. Your food looks amazing, fresh, and healthy. I cannot wait to try out a recipe!
Jennifer
Sorry, but I left a response a few days ago, but now I don’t see it. I would love to be added to your blogroll so I can share my egg, dairy and nut free recipes.
jazzyallergyrecipes.blogspot.com
Lori
Hi Lori – I took my first weekend off since starting this blog…it was a nice, much needed break
You are now on the blog hop. We’ve got a really great list going. Take a look. -Jennifer
Thanks for inviting my over, Jennifer!
Little Miss has the food allergy, eczema, & asthma though my blog mostly focuses on food.
Hi Keeley – Glad to have you here
Ah, the fun little triad – you’re lucky like us 
I really adore your lunch boxes – so creative!! Jennifer
Thank you so much!
Thanks for inviting me over, Jennifer!
Little Miss has the food allergy, eczema, and asthma though my blog mostly focuses on food.
http://keeleymcguire.blogspot.com
Added you to my bloghop post–and the other 19 blogs that posted on your bloghop. Thanks for hosting. Happy hopping.
http://whattofeedyourkids.blogspot.com/
Awesome! Thanks so much! Love that you’re joining in the idea…the more links, the better for all of us dealing with these conditions! I’ll add you now – I was enjoying a weekend off
– Jennifer
I would love for you to add my blog so our egg, dairy and nut free recipes can help more people feed their families yummy foods.
http://www.jazzyallergyrecipes.blogspot.com
Lori
Totally! That’s the beauty of this – to share all our stories and recipes with the allergy, eczema, asthma world.It’s great to have you in the blog hop! – Jennifer
Sure lovely idea, and now I am all about trying the kale chips this weekend!
And…how were the chips? You’ve been added to the blog hop! Jennifer
Hi, Jennifer. I LOVE this idea and would be honored if you would include mine as well!
Kimberly
The Food Allergy Mom
Great! Just added you
LOVE this idea Jennifer! My blog (Adventures of a Gluten-Free Mom) is a little bit of everything and everything gluten-free. My oldest son and I have celiac disease, my youngest son (who battled SEVERE eczema) and husband have non-celiac gluten sensitivity. In addition, we’re also dealing with a casein intolerance, as well as an egg and corn allergy…yep, we’re having fun, LOL!
I added you to my blogroll.
Hugs,
Heidi
Hi Heidi – we battled it all as well with our son, but thankfully everyone else is allergy free….so far, but we do all have our own skin issues and seasonal allergies. Oh, the joy
Great to meet you! I’ll look forward to following your blog. You’re now up on the blog hop. – Jennifer.
This is a GREAT idea! Thanks for sharing, and I’ll be sure to do the same!
Much Love!
Priscilla
Hi Priscilla – Great! Nice to meet you and thanks for joining!
It’s nice to meet you too, Jennifer! I am enjoying your blog! and have been voting for you in the Top 25 contest!
What a great idea. Please include my blog. It’s Peanut Allergy Free…Here We Come!! at http://www.peanutclinicaltrial.blogspot.com. I’ll add your link to mine.
Thanks so much.
Melanie, a.k.a.
Mom with a Mission
Hi – Great! Just added you. I’m going to add you to my blog roll too as I love the content you’ve posted. Thanks for joining and it’s great to meet you!
I don’t want to be a pest….but I still don’t see my blog on the blog hop.
I thought I’d resubmit: http://yummyallergenfree.blogspot.com . Thank you. I’m having a great time checking out all the new blogs!
Oh no! You’re right and I’m sorry. I have no idea what happened. I’m adding you now.
You BET! I would love to get to know all you lovely and talented mammas!! My blog is a recipe blog (with occasional ramblings). My son’s have multiple intolerances. We deal with virus-induced asthma, too.
xoLexie
Hi Lexie – Great, so glad you want to join up! I’ve added your blog to the blog hop. Your recipes look delish – I’ll have to give a few a whirl. My son’s asthma is virus induced as well – not fun, but I’m thankful it’s not something we battle daily. Talk to you soon! – Jennifer
I think this is a great idea. I will definitely add you to my blog. Good luck to you as well in the Top 25. I’ve been introduced to some amazing women and some amazing blogs through it!
–Shanon
Can I say that you are my role model? Is that silly? I would LOVE to be able to grow my own fruits and veggies and live off the farm, but alas it’s not in the deck for me, at least not in the immediate future. Your food storage tally honestly makes me jealous. I’m so paranoid about the mass produced food we consume, so being self sufficient like that would be a dream come true for me. Good luck to you too! I’m certainly very happy to have come across your blog. I’ve added you to my blog roll and to the blog hop page as well. -Jennifer
thanks for your recent post on my blog.. here is my blog “http://youngallergies.blogspot.com. Looking forward to scrolling though all the blogs already posted.
Hi Mags – Your almond butter crepes look yummy!!!! I’ll have to try that one. I wonder how to make it gluten-free…hmmm…
I’ve just added your blog to my blog roll and the blog hop. I look forward to following your blog. -Jennifer
OK, I’m sorry, but I spelled my own name wrong (UGH)! It’s Charmaine
Hi, it’s Chrmaine from http://yummyallergenfree.blogspot.com . I would love to be a part of the Blog hop! My blog mostly only addresses food allergies because it’s mainly a recipe blog, but my kids also have eczema and asthma. I was just reading your post about looking back at the early eczema and realizing how far we’ve come. Every time I read a story about a bloody, oozy eczema baby it takes me back and I want to cry. I thought we were the only ones in the world going through it at the time. I’m so glad there are Moms like you out there now letting others know they are not alone, and it will get better!
Hi Charmaine – Agh, the horrible trio – allergies, eczema, and asthma. These poor kids – thankfully we can usually identify the triggers and it helps relieve their symptoms, but not everyone is so lucky. I’ve been following your blog and need to try out a recipe. I just added you to the blog hop. It’s great to link these blogs together. Good luck in the contest!
Great pool of resources. Count me in. Ive been voting for you in the Top 25 – please vote for me also. Keep up the great work
Count me in! Great idea to pool together resources for raising awareness of food allergies. Ive been voting for you. Hope we both get into the Top 25.
HI – Just voted for you as well. You’re doing well – surely you’ll make the top 25. I’m trying, but I’m not sure it’ll happen. We’ll see
Either way, it’s great to find out about all these other blogs I’d never heard of. I’m so happy to be connected with many of them now. It makes it much easier for all the parents like us if all our resources are linked. I added your blog to the blog hop. Take care!
Thanks so much for adding my site! I’m finally connected to the Internet again, and added you to my blogroll. Looking forward to reading through all your posts
Lisa @ Allergy Free Vintage Cookery
Lisa – It’s great to link all these food allergy, eczema, and asthma sites together. It makes it easier for all the parents to find great info and recipes. Good luck in the contest!
Count me in! Thanks for starting this, it’ll be great for all of us & all of those out there who don’t have a blog, but are searching for information/direction/support/etc.
Great idea, we’d love to join in! We struggle with all the same issues and look forward to learning from you and others on your blog hop.
Thanks!
Elizabeth
AllerKids.com
http://blog.allerkids.com
http://www.allerkids.com
Thanks for the email! Please add my Blog and website: http://www.AllergicChild.com
Hi Jennifer,
I added you today! My son also has asthma, eczema and allergies, though as he’s gotten older the eczema has greatly improved. Thank you for trying to make it better out there for other families living with the same issues.
Kim
http://www.welcomingkitchen.com
Hi Kim! I’m so glad we can connect. And it’s wonderful to hear that your son’s skin has improved.
Jennifer
Thank you for including my blog in your blog hop! My blog is “From The Pure Pantry” at http://www.thepurepantry.com/blog.
My son has had asthma all his life and I really appreciate your efforts with your blog.
Thank you!
Elizabeth
Hi Elizabeth –
Of course! There isn’t a lot of blogging out there about asthma and I’m not sure why. I have been focusing so much on the eczema and allergies, but I do need to get some posts up there on asthma. If you’d like to share your story as a guest blogger, I’d be very happy to post it. You could share your story in general or a story about one of your son’s early asthma attacks and triggers.
Please let me know if you’re interested.
Thanks!
Jennifer
You’re up on my blogroll. <3
Michelle
Low Amine Recipes Chef
http://aminerecipes.com