Hope, Autism, & a Cavegirl?
I’m so excited to be sharing our family’s story over at cavegirlcuisine.com today. My friend Michelle is the Mom behind this awesome website. As the name would suggest, the site is a paleo food blog. Over the past 5 years, she’s created a fun website with some really amazing recipes. Head on over to her site. Read about our holistic approach to autism and then spend some time looking at all of her fantastic recipes.
Welcome Cavegirl Readers!
Whether you are reaching this page from CavegirlCuisine.com or otherwise, Welcome!
I am so happy you have stopped by. Please spend some time getting to know me better. Here are some other posts I’ve written that also may interest you. At the bottom of this page, you can sign up for my free E Book “Simply Paleo: 10 Easy Recipes You Can Prepare in 10 Minutes or Less”
Treating Autism with Diet
The diet we are following will do many things like reduce inflammation, support mitochondria, kick-start detox, and fight off infections. We are treating autism with diet and using food as our medicine just as Hippocrates said so long ago.
Complete Guide to a Happy, Healthy Easter
My complete guide to a happy, healthy Easter for young children & kids with autism. Get tips & ideas on egg hunts, natural egg dyeing, non-candy baskets & much more
3 Easy Recipes for Kid Friendly Fermented Foods
When it comes to promoting good health, nothing competes with fermented foods. Learn more & get 3 easy recipes to make kid friendly fermented foods at home. Ginger spice carrots, blueberries and honey, & Ginger Cinnamon Apples.
Drink Kombucha For Health
Learn all about Brewing your own Kombucha. It’s easier than you might think, and you can flavor it to meet your tastes preferences.
Moving on After an Autism Meltdown
Anxiety spikes & things spiral quickly. This is a story of an autism meltdown, my trouble coping afterward and how my son picked me up and help me move on.
Free Ebook
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Simply Paleo: 10 Easy Recipes You can Prepare in 10 minutes or less.
What Autism Parents Want You to Know
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