Ivy’s Allergies. Paperback Book.

$19.99

Ivy’s Allergies: A Story of Courage in the Classroom is an uplifting children’s picture book that empowers young readers to embrace courage, kindness and understanding. Perfect for children aged four to ten, the story follows Ivy, a brave young girl living with severe food allergies, as she learns to speak up for herself, manage her worries, and help her classmates better understand anaphylaxis and allergy safety.

At school, Ivy faces moments of uncertainty and fear, but with the support of caring adults and friends, she discovers calming mindfulness techniques and the confidence to advocate for her needs. Through Ivy’s journey, children learn the importance of empathy, inclusion, and supporting others through life’s challenges, both inside and outside the classroom.

If you're a parent of a child with allergies, a librarian, teacher, or simply looking for a children’s book about anaphylaxis that also promotes self-advocacy and kindness, Ivy's Allergies is a must-have addition to your home or school library.

Paperback version with gloss cello cover for quality and durability.
8.5” x 8.5”
36 pages

FREE allergy aware bookmark and activity sheet included with each purchase.

Proudly made and printed in Brisbane.

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Reviews:

“This heartfelt children's book is a wonderful way to introduce young readers to the importance of food allergy awareness. The story is engaging, age-appropriate, and thoughtfully written, helping children understand empathy, inclusion, and safety in everyday situations. The characters are relatable, and the message is delivered in a positive and encouraging way without being overwhelming. It opens up meaningful conversations for families, schools, and classrooms while empowering children with knowledge and kindness. A fantastic resource for raising awareness and helping kids feel seen, supported, and understood. Highly recommended for parents, teachers, and anyone wanting to promote compassion and understanding in children.”
- Hayley