Welcome, Front Range Parents!

Location
Boulder, CO 40.02-105.27 80305US
Meetups
7 so far
Members
8 Parents
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Founded
March 3, 2009

To provide Hope, Education and Support for families that have kids with special dietary needs - whether it is Gluten-Free diet, Sugar-Free diet, Dairy-Free diet or just healthy whole foods diet this group covers it all. We will share stories, recommend helpful hints and tips, provided the latest information and teach new techniques to make life easier. It isn't easy going it alone, join in on this great group and get the support you need to take charge of your family's nutrition.

Our next MeetupThe Pantry Project - Boulder

Nov 18 Wed 6:30 PM
Where?
4150 Darley
Boulder, CO 80305
303-499-5000
Who’s coming?
1 Yes / 0 Maybe

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The Pantry Project
Learn About Healthy Eating & Help Provide Food for Those in Need

Turkey and all the Trimmings
How to have a healthy and happy Thanksgiving without giving up your favorite dishes

Stressed about Cooking Your First Thanksgiving Dinner?
Wanting to Serve Healthy Foods for Friends and Family?
Trying to Stay Within a Budget and Still Cook a Great Meal? Read more

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  • Oct 26
    • New member
      Sara Wylie
      “My 3 yr old son has PDD-NOS and a very picky eater. I have been GFCF for a few months but need some new ideas to get good stuff in my little guy!”
  • Aug 31
  • Apr 10
    • New member
      Ashlie
      “I have been researching and am considering trying to do a food elimination diet with my daughters, sounds tough and any support and ideas I can get would be extremely helpful!”
  • Mar 20
    • New Greeting for
      Melisa
      “Hello Melisa - thanks for joining us! Hope this group will help you with your family nutrition.”
      posted by Beth Oden
  • Mar 9
    • New member
      Melissa Speed
      “We've worked around food sensitivities for years, and I'm anxious for a little boost of ideas to add some new eating options.”
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