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[quote=Anonymous][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.

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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]

This is crazy and unreasonable!!!! It is absolutely not wrong to feed a kid peanut snacks when out and about.  Only once have we even been around other kids and the one time we were everyone understood the importance of feeding my kid these snacks to avoid peanut allergy. [/quote]

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