Food Allergy Management and Prevention
for Infants and Toddlers

Welcome to the FAMP-IT Platform

What is FAMP-IT?

FAMP-IT is a tool designed to support clinicians and healthcare professionals in preventing and managing food allergies in infants and toddlers. We keep two main tenets in mind with all our content:

FAMP-IT offers:

  1. Information consistent with the most up-to-date guidelines and literature
  2. EMR templates for documentation of allergy-related issues
  3. Patient education resources for clinicians to distribute to families, also found on our FAMP-IT Family website

What’s new at FAMP-IT?

  • Learn more about FAMP-IT, our efforts, and our goals from FAACT’s Roundtable podcast episode with Dr. Pistiner — Inside FAMP-IT: A New Resource for Families and Clinicians.
  • Scroll down our WIC page to catch the latest webinar with National WIC Association – Advice for Food Allergy Prevention: Empowering WIC Providers with Early Feeding Strategies.
  • Check out our new family-friendly 3-video series on Preventing Food Allergies. This series touches on important topics such as the timing of allergen introduction, signs of an allergic reaction, maternal diet, eczema and food allergies, and how to start introducing allergens to babies. For additional tailored implementation support, sign up for a live Office Hours session.
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  • Our new FAMP-IT Family website has up-to-date food allergy information geared specifically towards parents and family members, in both English and Spanish. Hanging our poster in your waiting room is a great way to provide the link to your patients.

How this website tool is organized

Famp-it.org is organized into 4 main topics:

Early Food Introduction
Skincare
Management of IgE-Mediated Allergies
Information on Non-IgE Mediated Allergies

Each section includes information on the most up-to-date guidelines, as well as resources for clinicians to provide to patients.

Each section also has resources for use in the electronic medical record. You can copy and paste any of the relevant sections into your own EMR system to use during patient visits. These can be found under the icons at the top of every section.

Source of funding

Thank you to:

  • National Peanut Board
  • Allergy & Asthma Network
  • kaleo
  • Stallergenes Greer