peanut allergies and school bans
sorry if this has been done, i don't ever recall having seen it.
your child's (or hypothetical for the CFers) school is one of those who suddenly decides to enact a peanut products ban. (or your child gets old enough to go to school and you learn that they have a peanut ban in place)
do you agree with and follow the ban if your child is a picky eater who prefers PB&Js? what if you are a busy parent who does not have time for anything other than putting a PB&J together? what if PB&J is all that is affordable? or do you just do what you want, thinking the school has no right to dictate what your child eats at lunch/what you have time for/what you can afford to buy?
let's say your child is one of the allergic and the school does not have a ban in place. do you try to get one put in place?
inspired by these articles at cnn.com (the arguments are mostly in the comments, beware of some major stupidity there on both sides): one and two
your child's (or hypothetical for the CFers) school is one of those who suddenly decides to enact a peanut products ban. (or your child gets old enough to go to school and you learn that they have a peanut ban in place)
do you agree with and follow the ban if your child is a picky eater who prefers PB&Js? what if you are a busy parent who does not have time for anything other than putting a PB&J together? what if PB&J is all that is affordable? or do you just do what you want, thinking the school has no right to dictate what your child eats at lunch/what you have time for/what you can afford to buy?
let's say your child is one of the allergic and the school does not have a ban in place. do you try to get one put in place?
inspired by these articles at cnn.com (the arguments are mostly in the comments, beware of some major stupidity there on both sides): one and two