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Hi, I’m Nicole.

Thanks for visiting my blog.  

I’m excited to share my experiences with you as I navigate the challenges of travel and other adventures with a gluten-free child.

When our son was diagnosed with Celiac Disease 9 years ago, we had a steep learning-curve to climb in order to help him embrace a new gluten-free lifestyle.  I found myself spending a lot more time on researching travel destinations in order to ensure our son had the best (and safest) experience possible.

My hope is that this blog will be a source of information and advice for parents who want to help their gluten-free child "take a bite out of life".

I hope you’ll enjoy following my (mis)adventures.

Wishing you safe travels!
Nicole


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