Low Phe Series for Kids

Accessible, fun low‑protein books for PKU kids
Specially crafted for children with PKU, these books weave education and entertainment. The Low Phe ABC Book introduces protein‑free foods in bright illustrations, and the colouring companion invites playful learning—ideal for family engagement.
"A wonderful resource" Prof. Anita MacDonald
Who it's for:
- Children aged 0-5 with PKU, or a low-protein diet therapy
- Parents, teachers, and family members
- Clinics and paediatric dieticians
What’s inside:
- ABCs with protein‑free food examples
- Bonus coloring pages for creative exploration
- Reinforces dietary learning through play
- Plus! A printable colouring book option so you can print as many copies as you like.
Author insight:
"I hope these books show PKU families just how colourful, safe food can be."
Praise for the Low Phe Series:
- "This will be a wonderful resource for us to use...The children will enjoy colouring this booklet in.” Prof. Anita MacDonald.
Buy the Book:
- Buy direct at PKUBooks.com
- Find them at your favourite online store
- Get the Digital PDF Download and print as many copies as you like! (direct store only.)
Low Phe Series – Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Low Phe series?
This is a series of fun, educational books for children with Phenylketonuria (PKU), designed to support early learning and confidence while managing a low-protein diet. All foods in the books are considered protein-free for PKU in the UK.
What books are included in the series?
- Low Phe: A Low-Protein Alphabet for PKU is a full colour ABC reader.
- Low Phe Colouring: Low-Protein Colouring for PKU is a black and white version of the ABC reader designed for colouring in.
Who are these books for?
Children living with PKU (typically ages 0–5), their parents, teachers, and siblings. They are also suitable for nursery or school settings to promote inclusion and understanding.
What do the books teach?
The alphabet book introduces letters using low-protein foods and colourful images. The colouring book reinforces these foods through interactive play. Both support dietary learning and positive PKU food identification.
Are they medical books?
No. The books have been checked by UK dieticians but they are not medical advice — they’re age-appropriate tools to introduce PKU in a fun and reassuring way.
Are they suitable for children newly diagnosed with PKU?
Yes. They’re an excellent resource for early education and helping children feel seen and supported from the beginning. All foods in the books are considered protein-free for PKU in the UK.
Are the books available in ebook and print?
Yes. Both books are available in paperback and digital formats at PKUBooks.com. Or at your favourite online retailer. The PDF colouring book allows you to print unlimited copies of the colouring pages, and is only available at PKUBooks.com.
Can clinics or schools use them?
Yes! The re-printable PDF is ideal for clinics, schools, or parties. Find it at PKUBooks.com, or you can contact me to find out more.
