You want your child to thrive at school, with friends, and in every aspect of their life. Their allergy shouldn't define their childhood. Our specialist team provides the diagnosis, reassurance, and treatment plan that gives your family freedom and confidence.
Food allergy in children is deeply emotional. You worry about every meal, every playdate, every school trip. You wonder what the future looks like - will they grow out of it? What about secondary school? University? Can they ever live independently?
These concerns are valid. But you don't have to navigate them alone. Our specialist paediatric team has spent years helping families move from anxiety to confidence. We provide the investigation that gets to the bottom of what's happening, the diagnosis that brings clarity, and the treatment plan that opens doors.
What many families don't realise is that modern allergy medicine has moved far beyond simple avoidance. Treatment options exist that weren't available even five years ago.
We take time to understand your child's history, symptoms, and concerns. We review what's already been done and identify any gaps in investigation.
Using modern testing methods and clinical expertise, we work out exactly which allergens are causing problems — and which can safely be reintroduced.
We create a clear, practical plan for daily management including how to handle accidental exposures, when and how to use emergency medications, and day-to-day nutrition.
Where appropriate, we offer modern treatments like oral immunotherapy (OIT), which can fundamentally change the trajectory of your child's life with allergy.
We provide education for you, your child, schools, and other carers. Understanding allergy means safer, more confident management.
We stay involved, reviewing progress, adjusting plans as your child grows, and supporting you through transitions like starting school or secondary education.
The families we work with tell us the same thing: knowing there's a plan makes all the difference. Knowing their child has been properly investigated. Knowing that if treatment is available, they're accessing it. Knowing they have a specialist they can reach out to as their child grows and life changes.
We think about the whole arc of your child's life with allergy — secondary school, sleepovers, school trips, university. These questions matter, and they should be part of your care plan from the beginning.
Most of your care with us happens remotely. Only the initial consultation needs to be in-person. Results discussions and follow-ups can all take place from home — less time away from work, less disruption to school, and easier participation for the whole family.
When you do need to see us in person — for specific clinical procedures or simply because you prefer face-to-face — that's available too. We adapt to what works for your family.
Oral immunotherapy (OIT) can transform a child's life with peanut allergy. By introducing tiny, carefully measured amounts of peanut protein and increasing them very gradually, OIT helps the body build tolerance - reducing both the risk and the fear of accidental reactions.
A structured treatment that introduces small, gradually increasing amounts of peanut protein, training the immune system to tolerate it over time.
We use only regulated, pharmaceutical-quality peanut products made to GMP standards in MHRA-inspected facilities - never variable, unregulated retail products - so every dose is precise and consistent.
Only the initial assessment needs to be in person. Daily dosing happens at home, supported by a clinical diary app, daily review by our team, and video calls. No unnecessary consultations - minimal disruption to school and family life.
Suitable for children from around age one with a confirmed peanut allergy and well-controlled asthma and hay fever. It may not suit very severe reactions or where daily dosing can't be maintained - we'll give you an honest recommendation after assessment.
Doses rise in small daily steps over about four months, then a maintenance phase continues to around one year. Mild reactions such as an itchy mouth or tummy discomfort are common; we adjust the pace to your child.
Our team ran the first published UK clinical trial of peanut OIT and has since treated over 200 children - more than 15 years of specialist experience.
Arrange a free no-obligation video consultation to discuss peanut OIT
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