Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood
Daniel is Allergic to Peaches
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Daniel goes to the doctor and learns what he's to do now that he knows he has an allergy.
Daniel goes to the doctor because he feels itchy. Dr. Anna gives him a check up to understand what the problem might be. She helps Daniel understand what an allergy is and what he has to do to help take care of himself now that he knows he has an allergy.
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Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood
Daniel is Allergic to Peaches
Clip | 3m 5sVideo has Closed Captions
Daniel goes to the doctor because he feels itchy. Dr. Anna gives him a check up to understand what the problem might be. She helps Daniel understand what an allergy is and what he has to do to help take care of himself now that he knows he has an allergy.
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- Hi, Dr. Anna.
- I'm itchy.
REALLY itchy.
- I see.
Well, come with me and I'll take a look!
- Ooh...
I'm REALLY itchy on my face and my legs.
- I see some red bumps on your face and your hands and legs.
How about your throat?
- My throat's not itchy.
But my tummy feels funny.
- Let me take a look.
Your heart sounds healthy.
Now, what did you eat today?
- Um...
I had blueberries and oatmeal for breakfast, like I do every day, and then I just tried peaches for the first time.
- Aah.
You could be allergic to the peaches.
- Allergic?
- That means your body doesn't like peaches.
They are giving you these itchy bumps, or hives, on your face and legs and a tummy ache when you eat them.
- But peaches are so yummy!
- You can like a food but still have an allergy.
I used to love peanuts, but I'm allergic to them, so I can't eat them anymore.
- Oh.
I can't have peaches, because they make my body feel bad.
- Daniel, I'm going to take care of you.
I'm going to give you some medicine that will help you feel better.
(gulping) - OK, all done.
- You'll be feeling better in no time.
- Thanks, Dr. Anna.
- I'm glad I can help.
But I also need you to take care of yourself too, by following a few new rules.
- OK. - The first rule is: don't eat the food you are allergic to.
So, Daniel, don't eat... - Peaches.
- That's right.
Now, the second rule is: if you don't feel well, tell a grown up, just like you told your Dad this morning.
- If I don't feel well, tell a grownup.
- Good!
And the third rule is: ask before you eat something new, to make sure there are no peaches in it.
- Ask before I eat something new.
Do I say, "Are there any peaches in here?"
- Yes!
You know just what to do.
- Thank you very much, Dr. Anna.
- Anytime.
♪ We take care of each other ♪ Be well!
- Please take us home, Trolley.
(Ding!
Ding!)
So if someone gives me peaches I just say, "No, thank you."
Right, Dad?
- Right.
And you can say, "Yes, thank you," to bananas, blueberries, strawberries... - I can do that.
No peaches, yes bananas.
No peaches, yes blueberries.
No peaches, yes strawberries.
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