Food Allergies or food intolerances are difficult at the best of times, add in family travel and it can feel pretty stressful.
Managing food allergies when travelling can be challenging, but it’s definitely possible with some advance planning. Find below all the tips to make travelling with food allergies easier with children.
We were recently invited to stay at Cringletie House Hotel which is near Peebles in the Scottish Borders. Peebles is about 30 minutes south of Edinburgh which makes it a great countryside getaway to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city centre. The journey for us was about an hour from our house, …
There are a number of great places to eat in the Falkirk area, and I’m sure more than what I have mentioned below. However, I will keep adding to this post as we visit more places but, until then, I will just include the places we have been and I know cater for gluten and …
I personally find a self-catering holiday with kids is a lot easier than say a hotel break with the kids. Why? Well, with self-catering when food intolerances are involved I can cook meals without the worry that something will be given incorrectly and the boys will get ill. I have found that even when not …
When you have dietary restrictions, travelling can be a difficult and daunting task. You have to be extra careful about what you eat and where you eat it. Having had first-hand experience with children with food allergies, I know all too well how difficult it can be to find a restaurant that can cater to …
If you read my family travel blog regularly, then you will know that my boys are both gluten and milk free. Daily life can be hard enough making sure they get the right nutrients and vitamins. However, add in family travel and it can sometimes feel very overwhelming. Now that I have been travelling regularly …
A milk allergy or being milk intolerant (dairy-free) and the thought of going on a family holiday, can be stressful. I know all too well the constant worry of whether or not something will go wrong. As I have the first-hand experience of travelling with a dairy-free child, I thought I would pass on some …
