Add.
Bring the details together.
Start with allergens, medications, care instructions and contacts.
Every hero
needs a team.
Your child’s allergy information,
ready to share.
Keep allergy information, care instructions and contacts together for teachers, sitters and grandparents.
Alex’s allergy passport
EXAMPLE- Allergens
- Example placeholder. No personal or medical information.
- Medications
- Example placeholder. No personal or medical information.
- Care instructions
- Example placeholder. No personal or medical information.
- Contacts
- Example placeholder. No personal or medical information.
Made for your everyday team.
A little prep. A stronger team.
Review.
Keep information up to date.
Check your child’s passport before the next care handoff.
Share.
Help your team get prepared.
Give the people caring for your child a clear reference.
One passport. The important details.
A little less to remember.
A little more ready to go.
The information you keep in notes, messages and forms, brought together for your child’s next adventure.
Allergens
The allergy details you want your child’s caregivers to know.
Medications
Keep medication information alongside the rest of your child’s record.
Care instructions
A place for the guidance you’ve received from your child’s care team.
Contacts
Bring the important people and their contact details together.
For every member
of their team.
Because your child’s world is bigger than the lunch table.
School & daycare
From the first day to field trips, have the details ready for the adults looking after them.
Sitters & grandparents
Leave a clear reference for the people who make your child feel at home.
Camps & activities
Get the next coach or camp counselor up to speed before the fun starts.
A few things you might be wondering.
What is an allergy passport?
It’s an organized record of your child’s allergy information, medications, care instructions and contacts. You add and review the details so they’re ready for everyday care handoffs.
Who is Lunchbox League for?
Parents and guardians who want an easier way to keep allergy information together for teachers, sitters, grandparents and other caregivers.
How do I share it?
Create a share link or use a printable passport when a caregiver needs your child’s information. Review the details and talk through the care instructions with them before the handoff.
Does this replace medical advice or a care plan?
No. Lunchbox League is for tracking support only, not medical advice. Always rely on your child’s medical provider for diagnosis, treatment decisions and emergency guidance.
Their next adventure starts with a team.
Bring your child’s allergy information together, and get your everyday team ready.