philandkyle

As a teacher my self, special education, I cannot imagine treating a child that way. I deal with a lot of different types of food intolerances, so every day each child brings there own snack and certain things are not allowed in the room. On birthday, a child can bring in a special treat, but it has to be healthy. There are still issues sometime, but I...

I don't know the answer, but I am currently trying a few things with my 4 year old. He loves silk vanilla almond milk. I am going to take soy out of his diet as well. I have talked to several people who are sensitive to it as well as glutien. Good luck.

I decided the best thing to do was to try to find a celiac specialist. With a very little effort I was able to find the name of Stefano Guandalini at Comer Children's Hospital in Chicago. He is listed as a reference on many of the Celiac sites and only a little over an hour from my home. My son's will be seeing him the first week of August. I have already...

I received a call from our pediatrician. She does not think we should have little guy biopsied until he shows signs of the disease. I am confused about what to do. I am afraid to just start the diet, because what I have read says it will cause future test to be falsely negative. Thank you for all of the advice so far.

My son had all negative blood test and a positve biospy for Ceiac. I am very new to this as well. Actually still talking to Doctors and haven't started the diet. I did have my son on a Gluten-free Casein-free diet a year ago for ADHD and seemed to help, so I am excited to get back to it as soon as I have clearance from the doctors.

My 6 year old son had an endoscopy a couple of weeks ago to monitor acid reflux that he seemed to be born with. The test biopsies showed very little damage from the acid in the esophagus, but the biopsy of the small intestine was positive for early signs of celiac disease. The blood tests were all negative, so the doctor said not to change his diet yet...