Attention: Parents of kids with celiac disease
and/or gluten intolerance
“You Just Found Your

Definitive Guide To
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Raising Happy Kids
In A Gluten – Free World
This is an actual “practical
guide”
(not a theoretical-medical exposition)
on how you can get your kids
to survive and thrive despite celiac disease
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and/or gluten intolerance.
ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING you need to know about
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raising gluten-free kids from infancy to
their teenage years is right here!
“This was written by a parent, for parents.”
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“Thank You Thank You Thank You!!” What else can I say! I love your book. It has been so helpful to me but particularly for my child. We can now go out to restaurants I feel like T have got my life back!. We set our kitchen up just like you recommended and now never get any cross contamination. Thanks for that advise. And now I know where to get all the pre-manufacturedgluten-free food. WOW! I never knew there was so much variety until I read this book. Can't thats you enough. Lynn Dawson Dayton, Ohio USA |
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“Invaluable book, highly recommended” My son was recently diagnosed as Gluten Intolerant, so I bought this book. I found it an invaluable resource and would I strongly recommend it to anyone looking for great advice and helpful hints and recommendations. Not only does it cover the medical aspects of the condition including what medical tests are available, but it offers a myriad of great practical information that I can apply to bringing up my children in this gluten-free world Miranda Cashmerie Lawyer Sydney, Australia |
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Dear Fellow Parent,
First off, let’s begin with a pop quiz.

I still remember the day the pediatrician told me my child had celiac disease.
Back then, I would have answered this pop quiz with “All of the above” without even having to read all of the other choices.
- Severe malnutrition (due to chronic diarrhea and abnormal bowel movement)
- Anemia (due to the malabsorption of Iron, Folic acid and Vitamin B12)
- Osteopoenia and/or Osteoporosis (due to the malabsorption of Calcium and Vitamin D)
- Abnormal bleeding (due to malabsorption of Vitamin K)
- Stunted growth and Pubertal delay
- Autoimmune diseases such as diabetes mellitus, thyroiditis, cirrhosis and colitis
- Child depression, autism, ataxia, schizophrenia and other mental disorders
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Fantastic! Wouldn’t be without it This book contains all the facts, tips and parental advice I wish I had when I first started on this journey. Its a pity you had not written it then LOL! This is such a great book, I highly recommend it to anyoneinterested in knowing all the intracies of living in the gluten-free world. For me, its PRICELESS! Jan Hobenhaur |
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I Love Your Book Wow, what a great effort Melanie. There are so many great things in this book that will be helpful to other families in a similar situation. I have already recommended it to a few friends who are enjoying it now Lea Kingdon |
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What exactly is gluten and how common is it?
Gluten is a naturally occurring protein found in most of the grains we eat in today’s modern diet such as all forms of wheat, barley, rye, triticale and some oats.
Basically, gluten can be found in most bread, pasta, cereal and baked goods.
Gluten can also be found in processed meat, beer, soy sauce, licorice, cosmetics and even some medications.
Stamp glue and hair spray may also contain gluten.
What is Celiac Disease and how serious is it?
Celiac Disease is a chronic disorder of the small intestine caused by sensitivity to gluten which damages the small intestine and interferes with absorption of nutrients such as fats, protein, carbohydrates, iron, water, and vitamins A, D, E, and K.
It is an autoimmune disorder. So when a Celiac patient eats foods with gluten, the autoimmune response confuses the proteins found in gluten for invaders and attacks it but in the process,it starts to attack our own bodies as well.
It‘s a disease and not simply an allergy or intolerance to wheat. You don‘t grow out of Celiac Disease, you have it for life.
What is Gluten Intolerance and how will it affect my child’s life?
Gluten intolerance is the inability of the digestive system to digest and absorb gluten resulting to chronic diarrhea and abnormal bowel movement.
Children with gluten intolerance will experience upset stomach, diarrhea and even vomiting whenever gluten is ingested. For this reason, a gluten intolerant child’s diet should be closely watched.
Practical – filled with useful information that can be applied to actual day-to-day circumstances (instead of lengthy and technical medical theory and exposition)
Timely – material that is applicable to present day situations and circumstances (instead of medical examples and case studies from the turn of the century)
Easy to understand – delivered in everyday language (instead of medical jargon that even doctors need reference books to understand)
Comprehensive – you’re going to raise a child from infancy to early adulthood, therefore, you need information on how to handle their needs at every stage of their growth and development (instead of focusing only on either the general circumstances or just one developmental stage)
Handy – something you can leaf through or browse easily whenever you need quick reference (instead of big bulky books that require a forklift)
How To Raise Kids
Gluten Free

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Which foods are safe to eat and which are not?
How to SAFELY eat out at restaurants again?
How to make sense of what the doctor said?
What symptoms should I be on the lookout for?
What is the difference between Gluten Intolerance, Gluten Sensitivity and Celiac Disease?
I think my child is Gluten Intolerant, what tests can the doctor do?
What foods can you take with you when travelling?
How do I help my insecure teen who just wants to eat pizza like his friends?
Should the rest of the family go gluten-free or not?
What snack food can I give my child?
What should I be putting in my child’s lunchbox?
How to handle play-overs, sleep-overs and birthday parties at others people’s places?
What natural remedies can I use to help ease the symptoms?
How will I be able to raise a child gluten-free from infancy onwards?
How have other parents coped with this condition and what advice can they give?
Is there a vaccine available for Celiac Disease? This is need-to-know information you should not be without!
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“I highly recommend this useful book for Parents of children with CD or GI.”
“I would recommend this work to any Parent who has a child that suffers from Gluten Intolerance or Celiac Disease.” “Melanie has created an in-depth study in her book on the conditions of GI and CD, but also bolsters this with great practical information for parents addressing the upbringing and emotional needs for their kids.” This knowledge could easily save your child from a nasty gluten mishap - something that no parent wants. What’s the value of that? |
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Worth every Penny!!! This is a fantastic book and I am so glad I found it! I particularly liked the part on how to make my kitchen and pantry gluten free and how to avoid cross contamination so there are no ‘gluten accidents’! Peter Jameison Surrey, UK |
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- What is gluten and what foods contain it?
- What is celiac disease and gluten intolerance?
- What adjustments do I need to make in order to help my gluten intolerant child cope?
- What are the different situations parents in my situation face and how do I deal with them?
- Want to know how to put together a gluten-free grocery list?
- Want to find out how to host a gluten-free birthday party with all the works?
- Want to learn an entire menu of gluten-free recipes the entire family will love?
- Want to find out how to deal with tantrums and with sulking toddlers?
- Want to know how to handle overnight outdoor activities like camps and sleepovers?
- Want to learn basic first aid for when your child accidentally ingests gluten?
- Want to know how to properly choose gluten-free kitchen items such as flour, sauces, bread, cereals etc?
- Want to be able to cook gourmet quality gluten-free meals?
- Want to find out how you can deal with other people who will come in contact with your child such as teachers, other kids, parents etc?
- Want to find out what to order from chefs when eating out and how to do it without running up a huge tab?
- Want to know how you can adjust from dealing with gluten intolerant toddlers, to gluten intolerant grade schoolers, to gluten intolerant tweens up to gluten intolerant teenagers?
Think of any possible situation you might face…
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“No Gluten Intolerant Sufferer Should Be Without This Guide!” This is a wonderfully in-depth and detailed look into the world of living gluten free. If you’re new to understanding the concept, have recently been diagnosed celiac or gluten intolerant, or would like to brought up to date with the latest information, this a great place to have all of your questions answered. Melanie, you have written an amazing tome of information that will be invaluable to sufferers of this condition – congratulations on a fabulous effort.
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A Must Have For Every Parent With Gluten Intolerant Children Thank you – it was a great help, Melanie. Thanks for the 25 Top Tips, found them really handy. Also all the products that have gluten in them. Hairspray and vitamins – who’d have thought.? Andrew McCormack |
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- What would it cost to visit the doctor for a consultation every time you are unsure about something you should or should not do for your gluten intolerant child?
- What would it cost to have your child hospitalized again and again because you don’t know how to spot gluten in foods you prepare?
- What would it cost to learn a workable collection of gluten-free recipes you can prepare at the drop of a hat?
- What would it cost to ease the discomfort and heal your child right after a “gluten accident”?
- What is it worth to have your child experience sleepovers, play overs and birthday parties without the fear of a possible “gluten attack”?
- What is it worth be able to explain to a toddler in an acceptable manner (as far as the child is concerned) that he can’t eat certain foods his classmates are eating?
- What is it worth not having to endure watching your child suffer because of one careless act resulting in a gluten attack?
- What is it worth to watch your kid grow happily and actively despite having celiac disease and gluten intolerance?
Get “How To Raise Kids Gluten Free” for just $37!
Bonus Gifts at no extra cost! That’s right …. FREE!

Bonus Gift #1

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One of the hardest things to get your head around is what foods you will be able to eat or cook on this diet. We have made it so simple for you in this book of 100 Great Gluten Free Recipes.
Gluten Free breads, cakes, pizza bases, pastas and a myriad of gluten free recipes are all covered in details here. Regardless whether it’s breakfast, lunch or dinner, you’ll never be at a loss for food ideas with this gluten-free recipe book.
All recipes have widely available ingredients and are all very easy to prepare.
Be able to whip up gluten free quality food your family will surely love!
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Poor self-esteem and even Depression can affect children diagnosed with this condition. Don’t let it affect your child.
A priceless resource for parents who want to raise, not just physically healthy but, emotionally strong, capable and happy children.

Bonus Gift #3
The Ultimate Salad Recipe Collection
a $27 value
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Over 350 amazingly fresh and delicious 100% gluten-free salad creations!
Even if you prepared one different salad for every day of the year, you’ll never be out of ideas such as: |
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Bonus Gift #4
120 Delicious Smoothie Recipes
a $27 value
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Over 350 amazingly fresh and delicious 100% gluten-free salad creations!
Even if you prepared one different salad for every day of the year, you’ll never be out of ideas such as: |
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Bonus Gift #5
Supermarket Ingredients Cheat Sheet


Bonus Gift #6

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- Learn how to grow your own veggies
- Eat healthy organic veggies
- Enjoy a family garden as a project the whole family can enjoy
- Save lots of money by growing your own produce
- Great educational experience for the kids and healthy food to eat

Bonus Gift #8
Organic Secrets
a $27 value


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Many kids of today may be afflicted with ADHD or ADD. Often Gluten afflicted children are diagnosed with ADHD. But is it a correct diagnosis. Let this book help. It explores the difference between ADHD and ADD, and provides and in-depth look at this condition and its manifestations in society and family life. It offers solutions on managing this condition, discussions on natural therapies and medical treatments, and tips on surviving, diet and what symptoms to look out for. Get more information and be informed.
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So Happy I found this book Do yourself a big favor and get this book. I am so glad I did. I found the information in it extremely helpful. Knowing what to cook and prepare for my kids was invaluable, especially the kids snacks for lunch at school and while travelling in the car on road trips. Brilliant ! Your ‘rules’ for setting up a gluten free kitchen helped our ‘mixed’ family a lot. I no longer get contamination across food groups. And the tips on how to handle both the pantry and fridge are excellent. Loved the bonuses too. We LOVE making all the yummy smoothies and I take the Supermarket Cheat Sheet with me everywhere I go. Thanks so much Melanie for sharing this great info for others like me to use. It’s a definitive work that’s for sure ! Celia Howard |
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How to Raise Kids Gluten Free | $97 value |
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100 Great Gluten Free Recipes | $27 value |
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101 Affirmations for Your Child | $27 value |
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Ultimate Salad Recipe Collection | $27 value |
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120 Delicious Smoothie Recipes | $27 value |
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Super Market Ingredient Cheat Sheet | $15 value |
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131 Ice Cream Maker Recipes | $27 value |
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Home Vegetable Gardening | $27 value |
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