Dillon’s Law

Bill 118 hr 3910, also known as Dillon's Law, is a piece of legislation currently being considered by the US Congress. The bill is named after Dillon Mueller, a young boy who tragically lost his life due to an allergic reaction at a daycare facility.

Dillon's Law aims to improve safety measures and protocols for managing food allergies in childcare settings. The bill requires childcare facilities to have a plan in place for managing food allergies, including training staff on how to recognize and respond to allergic reactions. It also mandates that parents of children with food allergies provide the facility with necessary medication and instructions for emergency situations.

Additionally, Dillon's Law requires childcare facilities to have an emergency action plan in place for responding to allergic reactions, as well as guidelines for preventing exposure to allergens. The bill also calls for increased communication between parents, childcare providers, and medical professionals to ensure the safety of children with food allergies. Overall, Dillon's Law seeks to protect children with food allergies and prevent tragic incidents like the one that took Dillon Mueller's life. The bill has garnered bipartisan support in Congress and is seen as a crucial step towards improving safety measures in childcare settings.