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3 Reasons Why You Should Give Your Classmates Toys On Your Birthday This Year

toysEveryone loves to bring treats to school on their birthday to help make the day a little more special!  But a treat doesn’t always have to be something you eat.  Instead of bringing food or candy for your class this year, head to your local party store and pick out a toy or party favor the other students will enjoy.

Here’s why:

1.  Other Food Allergies: As a kid with a food allergy, you know how much it means to you when someone else brings a treat for the class you can have!  Other students in your class may have food allergies, but not the same as yours.  So even if you bring something that is safe for you, it may not be safe for everyone else in the class.  Toys are safe for everyone.

2.  Spotlight Yourself: Head to your local party store or search online for party favors that represent something you love.  When you pass out these toys to the class, you can tell them how it represents you and let your classmates get to know you a little better on your birthday.

3.  Toys Last Longer:  Often times, food treats don’t even make it home before they are eaten and gone.  If you give your classmates a small toy, they can play with it for days, weeks, or months and remember you when they do!

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Tiffany Rogers

Tiffany is the mother of a child with multiple severe food allergies, wife of a husband with food allergy sensitivities, and manages a few allergies of her own. As Founder of Allergy Cookie, her goal is to provide you with information to simplify living with multiple food allergies and celebrate life in the process. Tiffany has served as a local Chair for the FARE Walk for Food Allergy, Community Events Director and General Board Member for the Utah Food Allergy Network, and Support Group Leader for NNMG Food Allergic Families of Utah. In addition to blogging and publishing books about living with food allergies, Tiffany shares an empowering message as a public speaker at conferences supporting the newly diagnosed and others facing challenges in the kitchen. Tiffany's latest project is the newly formed Chef Free Club, a plant-based, gluten-free and allergy friendly cooking club for kids! Connect with Tiffany via Linked In!

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