I was told recently by my friends that kids younger than 7 years should not be eating peanuts as it can trigger allergies later in life.  Well, if this is true, then is the effect reversible?  I consulted the doctor and this is why he advised.

"Common foods that causes allergies include bird's nest, eggs, milk, crustacean seafood, nuts and fish.  Many parents believe that their children suffer from allergies.  However, less than 5% of children and 1% of adults are affected by food allergies.

It does not seem that your kid have any allergic reactions to food, including peanuts.  There is no need for strict dietary restrictions as he will need a good mix of food to ensure adequate nutrition for growth.

Your older boy complaint of itching in the throat suggest a peanut allergy.  This can and should be confirmed through allergy test such as skin prick or blood tests which are available at specialist clinics."

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