Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Autoimmune Parenting”
What does peanut butter and jelly, and autoimmune disease paired with no energy, have in common? WARNING: Dad joke imminent… They always go together! Get it?! (I know it’s not funny… but it’s true!) Autoimmune disease seems to always have a tag-along buddy of chronic fatigue… or, as we like …
Here (on this blog), we talk about food all the time. Seriously, it’s plastered everywhere. Read through any number of our articles, you will likely see diet mentioned in some way. It’s no accident either. Listening to our bodies, eliminating foods that we can’t tolerate, and increasing foods that make …
Between the Hashimoto’s Disease and Mixed Connective Tissue/Undiagnosed Autoimmune Disease (me) and the Celiac Disease (Frank, my husband), and the Rheumatoid Arthritis, Crohn’s, Vitiligo, and Grave’s Disease within our extended families, many people just assume that our kids are destined for a life of autoimmune disease. I’ll admit. It’s a hefty …
“Are you going to feed your baby gluten?” Out of all the questions to ask a pregnant woman, you wouldn’t believe that this is the one I was asked most. I suppose this makes sense… I don’t eat gluten after all. Neither does my husband, Frank. He has an autoimmune …
About 6 weeks after our daughter was born, she developed a nasty diaper rash that did not seem to let up. Desperate to provide her with relief, I resorted to an organic zinc-oxide cream to help heal the rash. Even after healing over, every diaper change presented a sun-burn like …
