by Mary Blackburn | Aug 25, 2021 | Back to School Lunch Ideas, Celiac Disease and Children, Family Life, Gluten-Free in School
If you are like I was back when my kids were in school, trying to pack a brown bag lunch that they would eat was the bane of my existence. My son wasn’t the problem, he ate just about anything, except cauliflower, but my daughter, although not exactly a picky...
by Mary Blackburn | Aug 15, 2018 | Back to School Breakfast Ideas, Celiac Disease and Children
Back to school breakfast ideas can be hard enough, but when you add the necessity of gluten-free into the mix, it can be down right frustrating. But finding healthy gluten-free options isn’t all that hard. With a little forethought you can even serve up...
by Mary Blackburn | Aug 13, 2018 | Back to School Breakfast Ideas, Celiac Disease and Children
When it comes to breakfast, is hot better than cold? Let’s face it. Sometimes you simply don’t have time to prepare a hot breakfast. On days when time is at a premium, it’s easier to suggest your children eat a bowl of cereal and some fruit. You may be...
by Mary Blackburn | Aug 10, 2018 | Celiac Disease and Children, Family Life
Cooking with kids, can be a fun and educational experience, sometimes for both of you. As you may already know, I watch my daughter’s three children every weekday during the summer. I usually take them home with me on Monday and return them on Friday afternoons,...
by Mary Blackburn | May 14, 2018 | Celiac Disease and Children, Family Life, Healthy Kids
Kids are picky eaters, leave them to their own choice and their daily meals might be in the form of sugar, sugar, sugar, maybe some cheese if you’re lucky, and more sugar. Getting them to eat a healthy diet is really important; this is their developing stage, a...
by Mary Blackburn | Apr 20, 2018 | Celiac Disease and Children, Gluten Free, Gluten-Free Family Life
Today is my oldest grandson’s birthday. He turned 5 today. He is in pre-school and one of his fellow classmates was diagnosed with celiac disease in October. The little boy is 4. I was diagnosed at the age of 26 and it was hard. There were many days I cried....
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