Di Mario et al1 state that the Learning Early About Peanut Allergy (LEAP) study intervention, which introduced peanut to high-risk infants between age 4 and 11 months, should not be described as “early introduction of peanut.”2 They also believe a more accurate interpretation of the study results to be that peanut introduction should not be delayed beyond age 11 months because this increases the risk for peanut allergy.1
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