Managing the gluten-free lifestyle is definitely an interesting adventure that never quiets down. First it is figuring how to live gluten-free at home, then you’re ready to adventure out. This post focuses on our journey that impacted our home and continues to impact our celiac daughter’s social life and friends. Read more….
Whether you are new to the gluten-free diet or are looking to try new, and recommended, foods without wasting a bunch of money, check out this comprehensive list put together by parents with gluten-free children.
Lunch meetings, holiday parties, happy hour. Let’s face it, making it as a professional– often involves food. So what do you do to ensure gluten-free options when you’re at work? I have some ideas, but I think a lot of people can learn from your feedback! Read on!
The challenge of cooking a gluten-free Thanksgiving meal at first was a weight on my shoulders. But now with several years under my belt and a cooking routine going, it goes very smoothly. And it tastes great! Here’s what I’ve learned and hopefully it can help you!
Survey says….get to your support group and you will more likely stick to your gluten-free diet. It’s true! But why is that? See how it can help, where to find one and the inspiring story of a few families who created a successful group, when they couldn’t find the answers they needed on their own.
It is challenging dealing with a holiday that centers around CANDY! Yikes! Taking candy from a baby (or in this case your trick-or-treating child) can be tough. You don’t want your gluten-free child to miss any of the fun stuff surrounding Halloween. But not all candy is gluten-free. What’s a parent to do? Check out this article for suggestions.
A diagnosis of celiac disease can be a relief for a parent, but also overwhelming. Here is your survival guide to help you and your child in the first few days.
