Books with title I'm Allergic to Grass

Millions of people have cats and dogs. Still, many people have pet allergies. While these allergies can often be treated by medicines or allergy shots, its tough to find out the cause of your sneezing is the beloved family pet! Readers learn the causes of pet allergies and the common reactions they cause. Colorful photographs of cute and cuddly pets accompany practical advice on living with pet allergies, including some ways to decrease reactions.

Millions of people have cats and dogs. Still, many people have pet allergies. While these allergies can often be treated by medicines or allergy shots, its tough to find out the cause of your sneezing is the beloved family pet! Readers learn the causes of pet allergies and the common reactions they cause. Colorful photographs of cute and cuddly pets accompany practical advice on living with pet allergies, including some ways to decrease reactions.

In the United States, about 2 million people are allergic to bee stings. If not treated properly and promptly, serious reactions can be life threatening. Readers learn what to do if they or a friend are stung by a bee and have a normal reaction, as well as what to look for if an allergic reaction is occurring. The basics of allergies are clearly explained through age-appropriate science content, and the seriousness of these conditions is emphasized. Full-color photographs of normal and allergic reactions to bee stings prepare readers further for any situation they may face.

Wheat allergies are some of the most common food allergies in children. They often develop in babies and toddlers, and can cause uncomfortable symptoms. Fortunately, many outgrow the allergy. However, its important to know how to identify a possible allergic reaction and what to do. Readers learn this and more, including the causes of wheat allergies and the difference between a wheat allergy and celiac disease. Full-color photographs augment the main content and show food labels wheat-allergic readers should look for.

This non-fiction title supports and explains a child's world, reinforcing positive social messages around being a contributing family member, a good student, and a good citizen. When paired with its fiction title counterpart, it allows emerging readers to engage with both fiction and informational texts on the same subject matter, thus gaining different perspectives, new vocabulary and new approaches to the same content.

It would seem logical that once a home is vacuumed, swept, and dusted, someone with a dust allergy would feel better. It's actually the opposite! Cleaning disturbs dust particles and it can make allergy sufferers cough, wheeze, and itch. So what do you do when we all live with dust around us? This book guides readers through why people have dust allergies and how to deal with these allergies, as well as other allergies these sufferers may have. Full-color photographs give up-close views of dust to complement the age-appropriate text.

Soy allergies often surface as early as infancy with some babies showing signs of an allergy to soy in formula. Most of the time, soy allergies cause hives and itchiness, however sometimes, soy allergies can risk a person's life! Readers learn what causes a soy allergy, what signs to look for if someone is having a reaction, and what to do if a friend or family member needs help. With age-appropriate safety tips and instructions on how to avoid foods with soy, this text is essential for readers dealing with allergies themselves or know someone who does.

Milk allergies can develop in babies under a year old. Theres good news: most kids dont have severe allergic reactions to milk products and many will eventually outgrow it. Readers learn the signs of a milk allergy and what kinds of food to avoid if they have such an allergy. Full-color images help draw readers into age-appropriate explanations and science information about an important subject theyll likely encounter in their own life or that of a friend.