My Child Has Celiac Disease | I Wrote a Book to Explain the Diagnosis

[@kathymark8355]

This is so AWESOME! What a great parent you are to take a sad/negative thing and turn it into something special. Best of luck in your book sales!

[@WolfeMomma]

Aw, thank you so much! 😀💗

[@brandispry576]

Omg!!! I 💖💖💖💖💖 the book!!!! The Bop is so creative and adorable. I absolutely love the illustrations. You should make a Bop plushie for purchase. You’re just so darn talented.

[@WolfeMomma]

Aw thanks a million! I really appreciate it 😀💗

[@CENTRIX4]

@@WolfeMomma Celiac Disease is the wrong Ph of the acid in the stomach. Correct the PH f the acid in the stomach Celiac Disease is resolved. Himalayan Pink Slat will correct the PH of the acid in our stomach. It can take 2-12 months to correct the PG of the acid n your stomach depending on how advanced the disorder is. Lots more Himalaya Pink Sat not Table Salt. Check above online to confirm. Any questions just ask.

[@barmeyblonde]

I second this. Stickers would be great as well. You could put them on any food you find to quickly indicate it needs to be Bopped! (Would be a great add on to the book.)

[@justifiedgold]

I third this

[@danbrawn9262]

You are an author now. I think it will help a lot of kids adjust to what they can't eat.

[@WolfeMomma]

Thank you so much! 😀💗

[@lyndsayhughes4756]

I was diagnosed last year. Have been watching your channel for so long 🙏🏼🙏🏼 good luck on this new journey with her

[@GenevieveHathaway]

This is so awesome! I wish there was something like this when I was a kid. I'm allergic to dairy and eggs but they didn't figure it out until I was in my mid-twenties. And so I was sick for a lot of my childhood. There just wasn't a lot of understanding or respect for food allergies among society and doctors when I was a kid. I'm so glad that there are so many options now for people with food allergies, dietary needs, and food preferences.

[@brandispry576]

This is AMAZING!!!!! You are so thoughtful and talented. I am sorry your daughter has Celiac Disease but am grateful you made a book to help others. 📚

[@WolfeMomma]

Thank you so much! 💗

[@laurenhuntcreates]

This melted my heart and really inspired me! Thank you for being brave enough to share!

[@michellerensburg2789]

Beautifully written and illustrated! As a mother and educator I would highly recommend this book to my friends, family, and students. Your love for your daughter and others is an encouragement. Thank you!

[@WolfeMomma]

Oh my gosh, thank you so much! That really means so much to me 💗💗💗

[@kellykrug1988]

That book is brilliant! I love the positive and creative approach.

[@kaitlinross4348]

You are so freaking awesome and talented!! I’m buying this asap. My 1.5 yo was just diagnosed with celiac. I love this book so much I’m crying lol.

[@janetcarey6954]

Hi from Rome, Georgia! My family came from County Cork. What a great Mom you are in writing something so creatively helpful for your daughter! This is amazing! My son (now 18) suffers with a wheat allergy; and some type of friendly tool would have helped long ago. Congratulations!

[@aleciakauffman580]

I love this so much and definitely will get the book. We found out a year ago that all my kiddos have celiac disease. I was the carrier of it and do better without gluten myself. ❤❤❤

[@leestewart6719]

I love it! So cute. So wonderful for kids with food restrictions.

[@marciapeterson9723]

This is wonderful! My grandson has celiac and it’s a challenge. No soy is also common with celiac and that seems more difficult than gluten.

[@MrsPlantinTexas]

Our grandson (and our whole family) is vegan, but he will go places where he won't be able to have the treat or food served. I love this idea! I will share your book with my followers.

[@thebutterflyeffect-plant-b3067]

This is brilliant! My family is vegan and it would have been wonderful for my kids growing up. What lucky kids you have to have such a fun and creative momma.

[@carinabuck189]

You’re an author now! This is fabulous

[@WandaleaSmithFrost]

How awesome! The book is so cute and well written!

[@tjellie78]

Definitely love this! I'm gonna talk to the teacher about this for the classroom snacks too.

[@nicolalederer9517]

Such an amazing idea to deal with this kind of thing in such a positive and creative way! Such a diagnosis must be so stressful for the parents (and kids, if they are old enough to understand) - and you still managed to come up with the idea and the text and the images to help your daughter! I love your videos they help me learn more about your country, a place I fell in love with the first time I visited! Thank you so much for your amazing content! Kind regards from Germany, Nicola

[@barmeyblonde]

This is brilliant! It's wonderful that you did your research then just made the thing that you (and your daughter) needed when you couldn't find what you were looking for. I have Celiac disease as well and recently discovered I can't have sugar. I wish I'd had something like this even though I was diagnosed in my twenties, just to help get my head around it. Everyone always asks me what I can I eat as if I can't have anything. But, to me, I feel like "I can eat anything and not get sick! There are so many options and new discoveries!" You've done your child, and so many people, such a service by writing your book. Thank you. Purchased and shared.

[@WolfeMomma]

Aw thank you so much! I really appreciate it 💗💗💗

[@creatureris]

You are amazing! Well done mama, you’ve created something wonderful for your girl

[@christybritton5940]

Your approach to helping your daughter is fantastic! I can relate as I have celiac and so does my daughter. I was also a child with endless allergies to all kinds of foods. I wasn't diagnosed with celiac until I was an adult, it's often missed, so happy Odette will not need to suffer unnecessarily. As I have personal knowledge from both sides, your approach of educating your daughter is empowering. When I was a child it was an endless list of foods you can't have instead of substitute options. Constant reminders of being different, but I understood that some foods would make me very sick. It really wasn't a big deal to me, it was much more so to my mother and other adults who were always apologizing to me for foods I didn't want to eat in the first place. Also lack of planning on alternatives, not blaming my mother just a different time and parenting style. As a parent my approach was completely different. I prefer to feed my family fresh food, so that's 💯 gluten free and when we eat out I've taught my daughter what to order from the time she was 3, it is great for social interaction and confidence to order and ask questions regarding food preparation. As for birthday parties and pizza parties at school, my daughter has her own food and always extra to share with curious friends. My daughter is very social and her friends understand that she eats a little differently than they do, but her preferred snacks are always fresh fruit. Super impressed with your book and great job.

[@pavlinaambrozova4185]

You did an amazing job! I like it. Hope it will be available not even in English. Children around the world would love it.

[@lynnettegort4582]

Wow! I’m so impressed! What a fantastic concept and positive spin! I wish this book had been around when my girls were little! Lactose intolerant at our house. You have created a beautiful gift for your daughter that will also improve the lives of so many other children! Thank you for sharing! ❤️

[@ghostsnglam]

This is so cute! We found out yesterday my 7yo has celiac and I didn’t know how to break the news but this makes me way less worried! It’s almost like elf on the shelf which she is obsessed with!

[@MeShell138]

You are such a good mom❤️❤️❤️

[@WolfeMomma]

Thank you so much! 💗 💗

[@trayamolesh588]

nearly took out me mum in her fifties, docs thought she had leukemia until a second opinion took a chance and did the tests, all good (and yes we are genetically irish - just our luck:)). it's unfortunate that your daughter has it but it is great that you caught it early in her life so it won't be doing long term damage

[@kathys9173]

Super cute book!! 😍😍 Buying it for my GF granddaughters right now!! Remind people that corn, rice and all grains have gluten. Thanks for the creativity 🙂🙂

[@WolfeMomma]

Aw thanks so much! I hope your granddaughters like it 😊💗💗

[@pauljames8651]

LOVELLY idea, how kind and comforting as well as educational.

[@WolfeMomma]

Thank you so much! 💗

[@zues-2k761]

you are very good mother

[@WolfeMomma]

Thank you! That means so much to me ☺️💗

[@shazshuf]

Thank you for sharing! Just an amazing idea and it definitely should be shared widely!

[@WolfeMomma]

Thank you! ☺️ 💗

[@SaraNovau]

How awesome! the world needs diverse books like this one where all children feel included. I am studying to become a teacher and this is definitely a book I will have in my classroom. Thank you for sharing this with the world🥰

[@WolfeMomma]

Thank you so much! 💗

[@Se-leve]

GF is so easy. My son is allergic to wheat. Severe migraines and congestion were the hardest with stomach issues. I do it with him and got rid of all sinus infections. Now very rare for me. Been doing GF for six years now. Schar is the best bread. My son can smell wheat baking and he feels nauseous now.

[@kymcoote4493]

Amazing what a wonderful book 🇦🇺💕🤗👏

[@WolfeMomma]

Thank you so much! 💗

[@charityf888]

Awe the book is so cute. Shared it on my Facebook page. Good luck on the book sales. There is so many other options for food. I did gluten free for a little bit and noticed a house huge difference. Felt much better. Plus some of the other grains digest easier.

[@WolfeMomma]

Thank you so much! That means a lot to me 💗 I've gone mostly gluten free too since her diagnosis and I feel a lot better for it 💪😀

[@justifiedgold]

Hi Lindsey! We’re in Ireland too and just had a coeliac diagnosis (age 5). My daughter is in gaelscoil - this would be fab in translation! I’ll send them a copy anyway, but I was thinking this would be sure for the junior infants class to read! We aren’t the only family who need a swap bop.

[@kristibunny1620]

Omg this is so super cute! Great job!!!!

[@WolfeMomma]

Thank you so much! 💗

[@kristibunny1620]

@@WolfeMomma I don’t have kids or any kids with food intolerance in my life but I still got it cause it’s just such a cute idea!

[@stephaniesosna8213]

You are an Amazing MOM 💖 What a wonderful book you wrote. Congratulations 👏👏 Odette is a very lucky girl 😁

[@WolfeMomma]

Aw that means a lot to me, thank you!!💗

[@pinkysworn]

What a lovely idea!

[@alluraroze5747]

Amazing!

[@cmartincavage]

AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@WolfeMomma]

Thank you! 💗

[@kittyjane2348]

I wish you could put out the book for anybody else's kids with this disease.

[@WolfeMomma]

Thanks! It's up on Amazon books 😀💗

[@b-nana-aunt9869]

Fantastic! Love this so much.

[@WolfeMomma]

Thank you so much! 💗

[@debicampbell9009]

Love that you took the time to make a book for your daughter! My children weren't diagnosed until they were adults and not until after my husband was diagnosed. Is Ireland celiac friendly for tourists?

[@jacksonebendick9592]

Beautiful.

[@WolfeMomma]

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[@LauraCambyMcCaskill]

That is so cute!!

[@leonardolorenzo8900]

Hi !! Cool video!! Me and my wife just arrived in Dublin, hope to enjoy the St. Patricks Day!! Is there any chance to meet up and say hi ? We are thrilled with this experience!!! Cheers! Leo and Vanina

[@franciscopontesvelasco4315]

You're a genius, keep your chin up and I know it wont be a great help but I'm intolerance to 90% of food. Eating out is not doable for me

[@WolfeMomma]

Aw thank you so much! Gosh 90% of food! That must be so tough 💗💗

[@franciscopontesvelasco4315]

@@WolfeMomma u get used to that. Kind of antisocial bloke, but happy as Larry on my own way lol

[@416196]

I love your videos so much. They're really informative and entertaining. I learn so many things with every video. I am actually on my boyfriends youtube account right now, so my name is actually Devanna Temple. I just find it so cool that I am mostly Irish, well black Irish, but my father is a Wolfe. My great grandparents are german immigrants. Such a small world. But I was curious about the Wolfe name, ... are there other Wolfe families in Ireland? I know during WWII a lot of german families were split up. My great grandparents would never talk about their past for obvious reasons but I am still curious ya know?

[@WolfeMomma]

Thanks so much! Yeah I know some Irish families with the surname Wolfe. My son is called Wolfe. Wolfe Tone was a leader of the Irish rebellion in 1798 which is where we got the name. We also lived in Berlin for a few years and loved the name Wolfgang 😀

[@416196]

@@WolfeMomma Wow! That's so dope! According to 23 and me I'm more Irish that German so it made me wonder. Thank you so much for your reply! I really appreciate it.

[@timterichain1261]

You need to talk about the curse of the Irish hemachromatosis (Iron overload)

[@timterichain1261]

You need to talk about the curse of the Irish hemachromatosis

[@TheCustomer]

Would you say Irish people open and social with expats/immigrants? As an immigrant living in Sweden and I hate it. People are not social and lonely, can speak to strangers only when drunk and you never make friends. I am planning to move to Dublin and this is how I found your channel.

[@MrWhatnextforme]

Best way to eat gluten free. Don’t buy a gluten free substitute. Learn to live without it or make your own. Gluten free foods mostly have high sugars, high salts and high fats. My wife has coeliacs and now because I followed the same diet I am now Intolerant to gluten. Happy to share a great recipe for egg/lactose and gluten free recipe for pancakes

[@debbiedebbie9473]

The only scary thing is kids who have peanut allergies can't even *touch* the foods with peanuts in it, without having anaphylactic shock ? Maybe add one page that says for those children to just leave a NOTE, rather than leaving the actual food items that they're allergic to.

[@Se-leve]

My daughter is lactose intolerant in a worse way. I ate nothing but ice cream entire pregnancy. You said you at bread. People say no that’s not how it work but…..

[@debbiedebbie9473]

What happens if she accidentally eats gluten ?

[@eaglemexhicoault1677]

Físeán den scoth bean álainn👍😍👍 beannachtaí ó Mheicsiceo🇲🇽💓🇮🇪👏🌹👏🌹👏

[@WolfeMomma]

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