Hi, we’re Stephanie and Carrick, parents to a wonderful little girl with multiple food allergies.

Our journey began when our daughter started showing signs of Cow’s Milk Protein Allergy (CMPA) within the early weeks of her life. At first, we were told it was just reflux or a viral cough, and like many parents, we trusted the process and continued feeding her cow’s milk formula, thinking maybe we just had a “fussy baby.”

ems clip was created out of one of the hardest moments we’ve ever faced as parents. Our daughter, after months of unexplained symptoms, stopped feeding for almost 24 hours.

She was so unwell she had to be fitted with a feeding tube in hospital. It broke our hearts to realise she was trying to tell us in the only way she could: the milk was making her sick.

Thanks to a caring consultant, she was finally diagnosed with CMPA (Cow’s Milk Protein Allergy) and placed on a new formula. Within days, she was a happy, smiling baby. But the journey didn’t end there.

Weaning brought new allergies, eating out became a minefield, and leaving her in others’ care filled us with anxiety.

We quickly realised the challenge wasn’t just managing her allergies ourselves - it was making sure everyone around her could remember, recognise, and respond if something went wrong. That’s when the idea for ems clip was born.

Simple, visual, and effective, the clip is designed to raise awareness and act as a vital reminder for anyone caring for a child with allergies. It’s more than a product - it’s a symbol of protection, understanding, and the determination of raising awareness.

ems clip was built with love and purpose - to support families like ours and yours. Together, we can make a difference.

eating more safely, ems close-up of a newborn baby holding a finger with its hand, lying on a medical bed, wearing cozy knitted clothing.

eating more safely, ems baby lying in a hospital crib after an allergic anaphylaxis reaction with a pacifier, holding a small stuffed animal, and a blanket with sun and clouds design.

eating more safely, ems young child sleeping in a hospital crib with a nasal oxygen tube and feeding tube, wearing a striped onesie and polka-dotted socks.

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