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Local Support Group Meetings
October - Dr. Brian Schwender / November - Coffee Morning
Local Shout-Outs
The Whole Kitchen / The Living Cafe / Commune Kitchen Classes
Gluten-Free Education
Communicating with Teachers / School Food Festivals / Soy Sauce / GF at Five Guys
Favorite Recipes
Mexican Lasagna / Gluten-Free Cake Recipe
Local Support Group Meetings
September - Parenting gluten-free kids / October - Dr. Brian Schwender
Local Shout-Outs
The Whole Kitchen / The Living Cafe / Commune Kitchen Classes
Gluten-Free Education
Is It Gluten Pain Or Something Else? / School Lunch Box Ideas
Favorite Recipes
GF Mooncakes (Baked & Snow Skin) / Quinoa Tabbouleh Recipe / Gluten-Free Gingerbread Cookies
Local Support Group Meetings
August - Living gluten-free in Singapore / September - Parenting gluten-free kids
Local Shout-Outs
The Whole Kitchen / English Rose Cake Company
Gluten-Free Education
Gluten Basics - FREE Course! / Oats - Gluten-Free or Not?
Favorite Recipes
Hummus / Gluten-Free Pizza Crust
Communicating with your child’s teachers is extremely important. If you child is gluten-free or has other dietary restrictions it is even more crucial that your have a good dialogue with people who are with your child all day.
Teachers have a major task of learning about each student in the class at the beginning of each school year. Providing your child's teacher with written information about their gluten-free diet will allow the teacher the chance to comprehend this essential dietary requirement.
Once your child's teacher has had a chance to read the information, a face-to-face follow up meeting is suggested to clear up any questions or misconceptions.
We have provided sample letters to help you to open the communication with your teacher. This letter provides the teacher(s) with a brief introduction to your child’s needs and highlights some basics that are important for them to know when spending the day with your student. More importantly, it helps to proactively start the conversation, hopefully provides you with some peace of mind that your child’s needs are understood, and allows you to concentrate on other things such as what to pack for lunch and helping with homework.
Parenting Gluten Free Children
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