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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If I was regularly attending a park at the same time as another child, I would not mind at all if their parent mentioned the allergy and I would be happy not to bring the snack. In order to reduce the chance of developing an allergy, I was advised to regularly feed my child this peanut snack. It is not wrong of me to feed this to my child when we are out and about. I have an interest in preventing peanut allergy in my child. (I've actually only fed it to her once at a playground so I'm not doing it regularly - usually we don't need any snacks at the playground.) So I don't agree that no one should have nut (legume) snacks out and about but I would be happy to accommodate any child where I was made aware of the allergy. [/quote] Yes, it is wrong. As if you can't just feed your kid that particular snack in the comfort of your own home. Please. [/quote]
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