Hi! I am Erin, the third of the gluten-free mommies. Both my almost six year old son, Rowan, and I have Celiac. I also have a 4-year-old daughter who is not gluten free. We have been on this gluten free adventure for about two and half years. I promise to post more about our journey, Read more…
Read More →So last weekend, I’m hanging out playing Legos with the boys. Ethan starts to whine that he’s tired. Ayden, his four year old brother, retorts that he’s tired because he ate a Pop Tart at Grandma’s house. This, of course, piques my interest, so I start asking about one hundred questions on where, when, how Read more…
Read More →We went out to dinner for the first time the other night since finding out that Logan is CD. We just went to our local Perko’s to get something quick and affordable with the kids and my parents. I have to say that Perko’s, especially our waitress, was great with understanding about cross contamination and Read more…
Read More →It’s confirmed…Logan has Celiac Disease. I ended up getting into the doctor sooner because of a cancellation and I’m so glad. I’ve been so worried because his tummy has been hurting so much and I really expected a major change when going on a GF diet. Our GI specialist told me that it can take Read more…
Read More →At 3:45 tomorrow afternoon, summer vacation officially begins. While I am totally excited about the prospect of not having to get up and gently encourage (yell at) my kids to get dressed, having my Celiac first grader home for the summer means no more cheating while he’s at school. I’ve got a two year old Read more…
Read More →Logan ’s been on the gluten free diet almost a week. It’s been a challenge to put it lightly. Logan ’s always been picky, but when we found out about his peanut allergy about a year ago that put a different spin on things and now with the gluten free diet we just keep spinning. Read more…
Read More →Hi. My name is Hilary, and I have been a G-Free Mommy for 24 days. Yes, I know that sounds like that phrase that people use as an intro at an AA meeting….but at times that’s what being a G-Free Mommy feels like. I would imagine that an alcoholic feels like something they love has Read more…
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