knew, and it was causing
serious health problems
for them. They’re not
paleo, they’re not even
gluten-free when they’re
out of my house but they
survived. So let it go.
MM: Ideal!
AB: The best thing that
you can do is to try to
teach them the best
you can and let them go
because once you made
them realize the benefits
of eating clean food when
they are confronted with
bad food, and they feel in
their body how bad it is
for them then will realize
that their mom is right.
KK: They just spent a
week at a gluten free
camp in Georgia and they
had the time of their
lives and they loved the
food. They know that the
only time that they can
be gluten free is at my
house but that doesn’t
mean that their father’s
house is wrong, it’s just
different. That’s how I try
to make all of that clear.
I just think when we’re
dealing with a world of
eating disorders, especially
with girls and women,
the last thing I want is
my kids having shame
about food - period. Food
should be just food and