Daycare Allergy Form
Use this daycare allergy form to record allergies, symptoms, remedies that should be used, and an allergy action plan, as well as the parents and physician's contact information.
Daycare Allergy Form
Keep track of allergies and symptoms from your preschool students with this easy to use allergy form.
Daycare Allergy Form
Allergies vary from child to child and come in a variety of forms and severity. They can be seasonal, respiratory, food-related, skin-related or even a one-off occurrence like a bee sting. These are important to keep track of to avoid unnecessary complications. Teachers should be vigilant in observing the child’s reaction and work closely with families if they suspect any allergies.
A food allergy can be extremely dangerous and can result in anaphylaxis and a hospital visit. It’s important that all caregivers be aware of all the necessary information including dietary restrictions or dietary needs (i.e.: a child may be allergic to types of foods like tree nuts and shellfish or have sensitivities or intolerances to food allergens like gluten), as well as allergy information for each child.
Documenting these observations in an information form will give both teacher and parents enough of evidence to have a more in-depth conversation with the child’s pediatrician. It is also important to keep staff very well informed about who in the center has allergic concerns.
Younger toddlers and babies in a child care setting can have hidden allergies, and staff know this. They closely watch all children in their care, as an undiagnosed allergy (or another medical issue) can pop up suddenly, and noticing symptoms early is key.
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