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It sounds to me like what my daughter and I have, keratosis pilaris. It looks like you have goosebumps, but they're inflamed. They don't always have to be red, but when a flare occurs, they usually turn red and can bleed too. Mine just feels like bumps, but my daughter's is worse and really makes her skin feel like sandpaper. With this skin disorder...

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I'm new at this myself, with 3 kids as well. I personally really like the Dummies guide. Donna Korn, the writer, also runs a Celiac website for kids called, R.O.C.K., where you might also find helpful tips for kiddos. My husband and I decided that we needed to do this with as much organization as possible, as now having to make bread and other items...

I don't know if Dial is safe (I'm too new to all of this), but Dial drives me crazy. Growing up, all I could use was Dove or Ivory (but Ivory dries your skin a little much for my taste), or I would be itching all over. Even if the soap isn't effecting you via gluten, some soaps have very harsh perfumes that can really affect someone with allergies. Good...

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