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February 2015 in Toddlers: 24 Months+

So just out of curiousity. I know this isn't a Doctors forum but last night my child was given a peanut M&M at her Grandmothers house. Knowing how bad Nut allergies can be and she had never had a nut yet out of that fear I'm curious if its been almost a day since she had one, with no reaction at all, that it means she is good to eat more nuts or peanut butter etc.?

Just curious.

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