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Can you provide them w/the recipe for the home made dough & have them do it as a class? That way they can see how it's made? That might be an option?

We use Pamela's as well. We buy it in bulk from Amazon. That's the best bread we've found so far, but haven't tried Udi's. We've had the same problem w/Schar's bread. Can't for the life of me figure out how to make it w/o the outside being like a brick!

We recently traveled there & had wonderful experiences in a few places. The first was at Gluten Free Creations Bakery Open Original Shared Link They have THE BEST stuff we've ever tasted & my 5yr old loved all of it!! We also went to Sourdough Pizza Restaurant 7440 E Main St # 1 Mesa, AZ 85207-8300 (480) 985-6658 and they were fabulous...

My child has one that never comes off, but she's 5 & this is the first time that she's been away & eating without me nearby. In my experience adults don't take Celiac very seriously & I had one teacher say "it's not like she'll die from eating gluten, right?" So yes dd has one & I feel it helps tremendously! As an adult, not sure.

You might want to try making sandwiches out of waffles instead. I've found that my kids prefer this over the gluten-free bread!

This is great to see! Open Original Shared Link

I just found this while looking for info for my dd for kindergarten Open Original Shared Link

Does anyone know about ink pads? My dd's teacher called to find out about them & has many different brands. I called one, Center Enterprises, & they said "well, if you're concerned about it, then don't use it" Hmmm, nice response I'm guessing they're not willing to actually look into it for me. I might just have to get a list from the teacher...

Marecello & Sons is really good, especially the gluten-free pizza!

I really hope it helps! We went through a lot to get the teachers/directors to understand what needed to be done. Feel free to send me a message if you need anything, good luck!

Thanks I've tried so hard to get this done & have been told that there was no interest or that summer fun was more important than this

I've been working for about 8mths to get an article written locally about Celiac awareness & it's finally come to fruition! I'm hoping it helps get the word out especially with school starting in a few days. Open Original Shared Link

There are a couple of us in the far NW burbs in Mchenry county...

Dd (5) got glutened today (we think from an ice cream shoppe). Now she's in a lot of pain & is just screaming & throwing up. Is there anything we can give her to help the pain in her tummy? This is a new symptom for her. Before she would only vomit for hours. Now the pain comes along w/the vomiting. What helps alleviate the pain w/o making it...

I wish I knew how to get it out there more. I've tried all our local newspapers & not one is interested in doing an article about Celiac awareness. I'm really trying to get it out there b/c I've only heard of one other child in our area that has it. If someone has a magical answer, I'd love to hear it