Children's Food Allergy Support
Non-IgE food allergy support for children and families
When your child develops unexpected physical symptoms after eating, or when you are left waiting for a specialist appointment, it is completely natural to feel anxious. Trying to manage daily meals while feeling unsure about what is triggering your child's discomfort is overwhelming, but you do not have to manage their food reactions alone.
Helping you understand food-related symptoms and patterns
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Understanding patterns: We help you analyse the specific timeline and physical patterns of your child's mild to moderate symptoms after exposure to certain foods.
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Symptom tracking diaries: Learn how to implement a structured food and symptom journal cleanly so you can gather clear, reliable data at home.
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Allergy vs intolerance clarity: Gain a deep clinical understanding of how immune-mediated reactions differ from digestive sensitivities. To explore this topic further, you can read our expert guide on Food Allergy or Intolerance? The Difference in Children directly within our insights library.
Practical guidance on food avoidance and safe routines
Living with a suspected food sensitivity requires strict attention to detail, but creating a safe home environment should not feel completely overwhelming. Our remote nurse-led service focuses on delivering practical education to help your family maintain confidence during everyday routines.
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Safe avoidance routines: Receive evidence-based guidance on how to safely manage food exclusion pathways that have already been recommended for your child.
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Preparing for medical reviews: Learn how to organise your child's clinical history and symptoms efficiently so you feel entirely prepared for future GP or specialist hospital appointments.
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Signposting and care navigation: Master the clear parameters of when to pause, when to seek a medical review, and how to safely navigate onward NHS care pathways.
"We felt much more confident to ask for help from our GP with Catherine’s advice."
“We took our four-week-old baby to Catherine after we started to suspect he might have a cow’s milk protein allergy. As first-time parents, we were very stressed with a very discontented newborn, and we weren’t getting the support from the GP that we would have liked. Catherine gave us lots of advice on how to proceed, which ultimately led to us being referred from our GP to a paediatric unit at our local hospital, and getting the right prescription formula for our baby, who had a milk and egg allergy. We felt much more confident to ask for help from our GP with Catherine’s advice, and we would recommend her to others: she was so helpful, kind and supportive with us”
Parents of a baby managing multiple food allergies
Start finding answers and clarity today
You do not have to navigate this stressful journey alone. Let us help you replace the uncertainty, worry and conflicting advice with clear, calm, nurse-led support.
1. Initial 1 Hour Remote Consultation (Comprehensive History Review & Practical Advice Plan): £195
2. 30-Minute Follow-up Remote Consultation (Ongoing Review, Reassurance & Next Steps): £90
This page is for advice, education and support only. It does not replace medical assessment, diagnosis, allergy testing, prescribing or emergency care. You remain under the care of your GP and NHS services for all medical diagnoses and treatments. If your child has a history of anaphylaxis or severe breathing difficulties, our service is not suitable.
In a medical emergency, or if your baby shows signs of acute physical distress, you must call 999 immediately.
Your remote allergy consultations explained
Accessing specialist paediatric nursing advice should not involve long waiting lists or stressful, disruptive trips to busy local clinics. We provide professional, CQC-registered remote allergy consultations UK-wide, delivering clinical support straight to your home via secure video or telephone appointments.
Step 1: Before your consultation
Once you select a time that fits your family routine through our secure Semble booking system, you will receive a confirmation link alongside our standard patient disclaimer.
We will ask you to share a brief summary of your child's mild to moderate symptoms, current feeding habits or skincare routines so we can prepare thoroughly before we meet.
Step 2: During your online appointment
We will spend our dedicated, unhurried time together exploring your child's complete medical and symptom history.
We will listen closely to your anxieties, decode confusing clinical jargon, and help you identify specific environmental or dietary trigger patterns affecting your child's daily comfort.
Step 3: Your practical path forward
Following our conversation, you will receive clear, evidence-based nursing education and practical home management toolkits tailored to your child.
With your explicit consent, we can also prepare a co-ordinated information summary to share with your GP or health visitor to support onward NHS care pathways smoothly.
Please see our Terms & Conditions, Patient Disclaimer and Inclusion and Exclusion Policy for more information.
Other areas where we can support your family
Allergic symptoms can often overlap. If you are navigating multiple concerns, explore our other dedicated, nurse-led support pathways across the UK.