We are now charging a low promotional price of just $9.95 for our book
As the parents of a fabulous little boy who also happens to have life-threatening food allergies, we wanted to write a book that would help children to stay safe from dairy, feel confident in real-life situations, and build their self-esteem as special kids. And that's how Abby the Alley Cat was born. We hope she helps your child stay safe and feel special.
Ten percent of profits from the sale of this book will go towards helping children with food allergies.
Praise for Abby the Alley Cat:
"As a mom of kids with food allergies, I found this book to stand out among others of it's kind. Not only is it well written and visually appealing to young children, but, it is the only one I have seen that encourages kids to accept their allergies in an empowering way, without being apologetic or defensive. The book helps teach kids to keep safe, but still be a part of the fun!"
Shuly Edwards - mom to 3 kids with food allergies
"The McKee's have written a wonderful children's book and made a significant contribution to young children and families with food allergies, specifically milk allergy. Educating and empowering these children and families to be safe and yet still fully engaged is important, and this book will help with that goal. I have been caring for families with food allergies for 20 years and this book is a welcome addition to my resources and for all families with food allergic youngsters. Please read this book to them over and over."
Alan Goldsobel M.D. FAAAAI
Adjunct Clinical Associate Professor of Pediatrics
Division of Allergy and Clinical Immunology
Stanford University School of Medicine
"Each year a percentage of infants and children will be diagnosed with allergies to dairy foods. The authors have first-hand knowledge of what a challenge it can be to constantly say 'no' to seemingly yummy foods, especially when other children are enjoying these foods at play dates and parties. If as a parent you find yourself in this situation, give this book a try. It won't take away the food allergy, but it will help inject humor and safety into a child's life. I found this book very entertaining and educational."
David E. Hooper, MD
Vice President, Clinical Operations
Palo Alto Medical Foundation
Dr. Hooper has spent 21 years working with one of the largest physician group practices in the country.
"Abby the Alley Cat is sure to delight young children, who are learning to make choices about what they can eat. With humor, she empowers them to say no with self confidence. We can all learn from her example."
Amy Oro, MD, Fellow of The American Academy of Pediatrics
Dr. Oro is a pediatrician and allergist/immunologist in practice in Los Altos, California.
She is an Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at Stanford University.
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Abby the Alley Cat - High Resolution Movie
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Abby teaches children with dairy allergies that staying safe is cool. This movie features the artwork from the book along with a narration by the author.
File size is 26MB at mpeg-4 format.
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Abby the Alley Cat - Staying Safe from Dairy
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Abby's goal is to empower kids with dairy allergies. Using a humorous Dr. Seuss-style, the book teaches important lessons in a fun way. The book also includes a very practical list of some of the most common ingredients that contain dairy.
