Parenting a Positive Reaction offers step-by-step guidance to successfully partner with the school by learning how to ask the necessary questions on keeping your food allergic child safe at school. It will inspire parents to become confident about their ability to promote safe care for their food allergy child while creating a sense of normalcy.The main issues that need to be addressed to help keep children safe while at school are: inadequate food allergy management plans, poor recognition of allergic symptoms and subsequent failure to treat immediately with epinephrine. This book addresses these issues in great detail, including practical suggestions on minimizing the risk of a possible life-threatening reaction while a child with food allergies is in the classroom, cafeteria, and outside school activities. It also provides a checklist to address the roles and responsibilities of parents, school and student, leaving no question unanswered.This book will help parents understand the four keys to managing food allergies which are education, recognizing and treating symptoms of anaphylaxis, communication, and preparing for the unexpected. It identifies the differences between a 504 Plan and Individual Healthcare Plan. This book explains in simple terms how to create your child's emergency treatment plan (Allergy Action Plan) which clearly states what to do if an allergic reaction happens during school. It is a must have for every child with a food allergy.The Arthur, with empathy and compassion, brings together her personal experiences and professional knowledge to help others advocate for safety, health and a balanced life.This book is a MUST READ to avoid the trap of trading normal school activity for security, which can quickly lead to your child becoming isolated and feeling uneasy.