DD has been kept free of peanuts because of a family history (2 nephews/1 niece with anaphylaxis to peanuts)...
So we were at our first day of Strong Start (early learning program in our public schools for kids 0-5 yrs)... teacher had a new sensory item: bird seed in a monster tub with shovels etc for the kids to dig... She does know that I have kept DD nut-free for good reason and after kidlet has been digging for about 10 mins, teacher cheerfully announces that she had looked everywhere for nut-free seed... no go apparently but not to worry, she has hand-picked all of the peanuts out... OMG.
I thought everyone knew that peanut protein is like kryptonite! Well... no reaction!
We were back today for another session and DD played in the seeds again (I even dug around and pulled out a couple of peanuts the teacher missed).. still no issues!
Next steps?? Help....
UPDATE Sept 18: So, I gave the kid a few bites of my Quaker brand Dipps granola bar yesterday... No big deal right?! Yeah, totally not except that this morning when I ate one I thought it tasted like it was peanuty... checked the label - hmmm... not the "may contain" list.. just the "Does contain list" Peanuts being contained... oh dear! They are the very last ingredient in the list of everything in them... no reaction.
Do I assume we are okay with the whole seed table/granola bar combo now? Or should I keep offering tiny bits?