Guest Blog with Parent Teacher Path: A 3-part blog series- How Parent Teacher Path Supports Families.

Inspired by his son and the challenges families often face in everyday settings, including school, Ken created Parent Teacher Path, a website to house helpful information for parents needing resources and tools for support and advocacy with schools.
We spoke with Ken about his family’s journey with FPIES, resources they found to be helpful along the way and how their experiences helped in developing Parent Teacher Path in this 3-part blog post series.

I Have FPIES, A Children’s Book: Interview with the Author

“I Have FPIES” is a rhyming story from diagnosis to learning to live with this rare food allergy condition. It is filled with universal experiences that children and families navigating FPIES will understand and relate to. It provides a sense of community for children who may feel different than their friends and family and a sense that they are not alone with their feelings!

Researching FPIES: The Best Ebook Titles to Consider

Navigating your child’s Food Protein-Induced Enterocolitis Syndrome (FPIES) can be tricky, but know that many parents face this challenge, so you’re not alone. A 2021 review shows that FPIES may not be as rare as it once was. This diagnosis may feel limiting for parents who want their children to explore new foods. However, proper research will help you make informed decisions, so your child still enjoys a tasty and balanced diet.