sjust

Thank you so much. The pans are very new and one has 2 scratches the other none so for now I think I will continue to use them.

Sarah

I was told that I should no longer use the non stick pans that had been used for gluten foods. I am wondering if there is any way to "clean" them or if I have to throw out all my pans and start over.

Thanks so much

Sarah

My first thought is hidden gluten too. Trying to get it out completely is so overwhelming.

Thank you so much for the advice. Quitting breastfeeding is the last thing I want to do. I am 100% dairy free. Even the smallest amount of dairy causes severe scalding on her butt. I am totally soy free with the exception of soybean oil which I was told was ok. I am trying my hardest to be 100% gluten free but it seems every time I think I am there I find something else. I know my toothpaste is gluten free but not the rest of my care products. I guess I will have to look. Can you recommend a wash for her that is gluten free? I had no idea I should get tested but will call my dr. tomorrow about getting tested. My G/I seems to think that she is too little for a gluten allergy but I just don't know. Should I stop using the same plates, forks, cooking pans, ect. as the rest of the family? If she is that sensitive does this mean she probably wont outgrow it? Oh, what do you use for laundry detergent, she is into eating her clothes right now?

Thank you so much for any help you can give me.

Sarah

Thank you so much for the advice. Quitting breastfeeding is the last thing I want to do. I am 100% dairy free. Even the smallest amount of dairy causes severe scalding on her butt. I am totally soy free with the exception of soybean oil which I was told was ok. I am trying my hardest to be 100% gluten free but it seems every time I think I am there I find something else. I know my toothpaste is gluten free but not the rest of my care products. I guess I will have to look. Can you recommend a wash for her that is gluten free? I had no idea I should get tested but will call my dr. tomorrow about getting tested. My G/I seems to think that she is too little for a gluten allergy but I just don't know. Should I stop using the same plates, forks, cooking pans, ect. as the rest of the family? If she is that sensitive does this mean she probably wont outgrow it? Oh, what do you use for laundry detergent, she is into eating her clothes right now?

Thank you so much for any help you can give me.

Sarah

I wondered about buying one too, but hated the idea of adding another gadget to my already cluttered kitchen. My mom suggested rolling them out between 2 pieces of Seran Wrap and that has worked great. They don't stick to it and it does not tear like the wax paper did.

Hope that helps.

Sarah

My daughter is 5 months old and still weighs less than 12 pounds. She

has only gained 2 ounces in the past 4 weeks. Her stools are green

and mucusy with strips of what look like grass in them. She is

exclusively breast fed and the only meds she takes are Mylacon drops

for gas on occasion ( they are the name brand ones that are no staining and I was told by the company that those are gluten free). I am no longer eating gluten, milk, soy, corn (the big stuff not all of it),

eggs, citrus, or nuts. Have been free of all of these for several

months now. When I first went gluten free, the green poop disappeared

and the normal color/consistancyreturned. That lasted for about a month, then

the green yuck returned. I discovered that there were 2 foods that I

was eating that contained gluten and I stopped using them. That was

about a month ago. Still her poops are off. Does anyone have any

ideas or suggestions on what to try? The ped. G/I seems to be at a

loss and the current suggestion is discontinue breast feeding for 2

weeks and place her on Alamentem but I really don't want to do that.

Thank you in advance for any help you can give me.

Sarah