Angry Kid is a series of stop motion animations from Darren Walsh at Aardman Animations, depicting the mini-adventures of a 15 year old British brat with an attitude problem. Most of the episodes contain adult content.Angry Kid is not claymation as is usual with Aardman productions, but a combination of pixilation, mask replacement and live action. It is a technique pioneered by Walsh and involves taking a live actor, sitting perfectly still and being moved like a puppet, while masks are replaced, to give the effect of speech and shot frame by frame.The series is currently shown on digital channel BBC Three between some shows from 9pm. Season One has been released on DVD in the UK, while both seasons are available to buy in Australia. All the Angry Kid animations are free to watch and/or download on the Atom Films website. A compilation DVD entitled Aardman's Dark side was also released, and it contains several season 2 episodes and an exclusive episode.Due to the short length of each episode, Angry Kid has become famous for being downloaded to mobile phones and shown to friends at schools and workplaces.

Send Valentine's Day e-cards designed by children with food allergies. These e-cards will spread love and food allergy awareness. Each card displays a food allergy awareness message, the Kids With Food Allergies logo, and your message to your loved-one.

This contest is modeled after Food Network's Iron Chef series, but with a twist. These recipes are safe for food allergies. Hosted by Kids With Food Allergies, Inc, a national non-profit. The current battle is "Valentine's Indulge Us". All recipes must be free of nuts, tree nuts, and other allergens; and must be a candy or dessert.

Nonprofit group Kids With Food Allergies offers tips and information for parents of food allergic children.

Families of children with food allergies have a new tool for making the holidays fun and safe this year: A new booklet from leading online allergy support group Kids With Food Allergies - featuring safe celebration tips, crafts, and allergy-safe holiday recipes for Christmas is available for free.

Kids With Food Allergies, Inc. is offering holiday eCards with food allergy awareness messages that you can create and send to friends and family. All of the artwork are creations of children and submitted by KFA/POFAK (Parents of Food Allergic Kids) parents.