Britney Spears' 2 year old son Jayden hospitalized after allergic reaction

November 10, 5:10 PMEarly Childhood Parenting ExaminerAngele Sionna

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Britney at Madonna concert in LA on Nov. 6
(AP Photo/Matt Sayles)

Britney Spears spent the night in the hospital along side her two year old son Jayden. Spears and family rushed the little boy to the hospital yesterday.

A statement on Britney's website says "Jayden James Federline was admitted to the Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center on Sunday, November 9th. Doctors concluded he had a reaction to something he ingested. He is expected to be discharged tomorrow."

Read more on this story from Reuters.

If your child ever has an allergic reaction to something, seek medical attention immediately like Britney did. You should always trust your gut. If it turns out your child, you'll want to check out these products to alert others to the fact that he or she has allergies, especially when out of your care, like at school.

Customized Allergy Alerts by Mabel's Labels ($18.50 for a pack of 20 labels, mabel.ca) - These labels are bright red to alert teachers of the food needs of your little one. They're dishwasher and microwave safe, UV resistant, and are produced in a nut-free facility. You can list up to six allergies and a name.

Alert Lunch Bag by Allergy Kids (FREE with any purchase at AllergyKids.com) - This bright green water-tight bag (see photo, right) keeps lunches insulated plus has an outside pocket with a big exclamation point on it with the Allergy Kids logo to alert teachers. Plus it's free! Can't beat that. Allergy Kids also sells med cases to send to school, stickers, wristbands and more.

Safe Snack Box by Stat Kids ($10, statkids.com) - For the times when there's a celebration at school and treats are provided, use this snack box (see photo, left) to supply a safe alternative treat. A sticker on the front has a spot for a photo and other pertenent info, including specific allergy info. It comes with a velco emergency card for inside the cover.

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