How can I tell if my child has seasonal allergies?

Seasonal allergies in kids presents a lot like adult allergies, so they have a lot of runny noses, clear drainage, sneezing. Kids oftentimes though, have other physical things that you can see: Underneath their eyes you can see a little bluish discoloration, which we call allergic shiners and a kid who has a continuous runny nose typically rubs their hand here and you will see a little crease on top their nose, kind of an allergic salute, so a little crease here. Also, I would keep allergies in mind if any of the parents of the children have allergies. So, if one parent has allergies, your chance of your child having allergies is about 50%. If both parents have allergies, the chance is about 75%.