Lisa Rutter

We can most certainly advocate for our children and teach others the potential severity of food allergies, but we can't change the way others choose to manage their own food allergies or their child's. Some allow their food allergic children to ride the school bus but prefer they sit at the peanut and nut free table and then others prefer to drive their kids and let them sit at a regular lunch room table. From homeschooling, drinking fountains, play structures to movie theatres, we all manage differently based on our comfort levels, the allergies, and our family. We all do what is best based on many factors within our family, so when you hear someone say they do something a little differently than you, remember one size most certainly doesn't fit all and your way isn't necessarily the right way.