I have heard that gluten can have a big impact on attention and behavior. I feel I have tried all my other options before we more seriously consider medication. We do sensory breaks, physical exercise, limited screen time, behavior therapy, magnesium. All sorts of of things. I'm ready to try the big leap of gluten free.
My middle daughter has been dairy and egg free since she started on solid food nine years ago. So, I'm pretty experienced with cooking from scratch and reading product labels.
But gluten free is a different way of thinking. And I have zero experience with specific products (like this is way tastier than that brand kind of thinking). Any tips or tricks? I would implement this on the whole family because I know that's just the easiest way to go. My son is delighted that flaming cheetos are gluten free. Ha! I'm nervous about tortillas because I loathe corn tortillas.
My middle daughter has been dairy and egg free since she started on solid food nine years ago. So, I'm pretty experienced with cooking from scratch and reading product labels.
But gluten free is a different way of thinking. And I have zero experience with specific products (like this is way tastier than that brand kind of thinking). Any tips or tricks? I would implement this on the whole family because I know that's just the easiest way to go. My son is delighted that flaming cheetos are gluten free. Ha! I'm nervous about tortillas because I loathe corn tortillas.
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