sleepingbean

When we were there, it would have been very difficult to eat gluten-free at our all inclusive resort, however, if you ate someplace with more dining options, I bet you could do well! I would stick to corn shells, tequila, and fresh veggies! LOL Have fun. It is so beautiful!

I'm glad to hear you had such a great time ! We just went also, and I took pictures too ! I loved that meal at Liberty Tree!!! here is that post - Open Original Shared Link

I made reservations a month in advance (which was good for us at the time...but I almost didn't get into the birthday meal...we got the last 4 person table!) I called the chefs the week before, but that seemed a bit silly. We went over it all once we were in the restaurants. Still, I called because that is the way they recommend it! And as for the...

We brought Lara bars because they are pretty filling, small, and yummy. I ordered online (much cheaper). Apple Pie and Cherry are my favorites. Also, good chocolate, something salty like cashews. Some whole fruit. For me, protein is a must when I'm doing that kind of quick eating. I hope it goes well for you!!!

Tips: Email this woman Brenda.Bennett@disney.com She works with the Chefs and she has a listing of information that you find incredibly valuable! She is also very prompt and kind (as everyone was!) Just let her know what your allergies are and ask if she can send you some info on what / where you can eat in the parks and lodges. Other tips? ...

It was GREAT! We just recently got back last night, but already put up photos for you guys. Really,. we had a fabulous time! I felt like I was a princess the whole while with all the special attention from the Chefs and the WONDERFUL food! Neither of us got sick at ALL! I can't say enough about the great chefs! For Gluten and dairy free vacation, Disney...

Okay, thanks for the tips on adding after the fact! I didn't know you could do that! LOL I am really feeling foolish about not being able to make decent play dough! I can't bring myself to spend $20 plus shipping on pre made play dough when I know it can be made for less then $5! Rice flour is super cheap here, as is salt... Okay, I...

Well, I can make so many great and creative foods, but my cooking ability stops short at playdough. I cannot get a good batch of gluten free playdough! I have tried so many recipes and they all flop I think it must be something in my method? So, someone who makes a great gluten free playdough...please walk me through it! I will be supplying my daughter...

I'll add my story. I was very unhealthy during pregnancy. I had terrible shakes, developed a noticable heart murmor that sped up my heart rate at rest with random spurts. I felt like I was having heart attack symptoms quite often. I was always out of breath and very shakey/dizzy and anemic. BUT i was eating gluten and dairy (two big Nos for me) and...

angeljd - thanks for posting that ! Right away I was thinking.... "boiling plastic bags with food? That can't be healthy!"

Well, I don't buy that without some studies and proof! BUT we did do the SCDiet and it did cure my daughter of her SYMPTOMS. The autism traits went away. It did let her gut HEAL. Her diarrhea finally stopped. BUT if she gets any gluten, even now (2+ years later) she reacts terribly. So, as long as she doesn't eat gluten, she is cured with SCDiet,...

you could switch to good dark belgium chocolate .... that ought to help we eat a lot of nuts and coconut in our foods. It helps keep the weight on

Cherry and Apple...I had to stop buying them because I would just gobble them up like they were candies! mmm....

I would sit down and figure out how much protein you get on a daily basis. I had a similiar problem that really got bad when I was pregnant (you wouldn't be pregnant, by chance?) I developed a heart murmor, which they told me was totally normal and fine. When I changed my diet (went gluten free and dramatically increased protein intake) the heart symptoms...

There is no good reason to introduce gluten to a 6 month old. Breast milk (or formula if you don't breastfeed) is best for baby up to a year minimum. When you begin introducing foods, you can start with sweet potato, and avocado, and banana. Those are great starters for baby! I would avoid grains and dairy for any baby! They are such high allergens....