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Celiac + Food Allergy Bundle
Both kits together for families managing celiac disease and food allergies.
What’s included
Celiac Kit
- Information for my child's teacher
- For my child's babysitter
- For the chef and server
- What "gluten-free" really means
- Our family's notes
- Wallet cards
Food Allergy Kit
- Information for my child's teacher
- For my child's babysitter
- For the chef and server
- Our family's notes
- Wallet cards
Formats
- Letter-size PDF (8.5 × 11 in), print-only and fillable
- Wallet cards that fold to 3.5 × 2 in
- English, Spanish and French
- One ZIP download
Good to know
Fill it in on a phone or computer
Use the free Adobe Acrobat Reader app, or print the print-only version and write by hand.
Print at home
Regular letter-size paper on any home printer. Print at “Actual size”.
Print as many as you need
One copy for the teacher, one for the fridge, one in your wallet, and more for camp.
Questions parents ask
Who fills in the card?
You do. The cards come with blank fields for your child’s foods to avoid, signs to watch for, and contacts. We never decide what your child can or can’t eat.
Can I fill it in on my phone?
Yes. Use the free Adobe Acrobat Reader app. Many phone and browser PDF viewers show the fields but don’t save what you type. You can also print the print-only version and write by hand.
Is this medical advice?
No. Our cards are a communication aid. They help you explain your child’s needs. Always follow your child’s own medical plan from their doctor, allergist or dietitian. In an emergency, call 911.
Guides for parents
- How to tell your child’s teacher about celiac disease
- A clear food allergy card for your babysitter
- Eating out with a food allergy or celiac disease: a card for the chef
- Birthday parties and playdates: what to tell the host
Other kits
Food Allergy Kit
View kit: Food Allergy Kit