LIMIT. LESS.
FOOD POSSIBILITIES.

Life hacks and mind snacks for thriving with food allergies daily

OUR STORY

3 Kids and 8+ Categories of Food Allergies

We joke that our family is the 'percent' family. We fall into a small group of families with 3 kids that navigate life-threatening food allergies and asthma.  Even more rare, our identical twin daughters (who are mirror image twins) came into this world 11 weeks early.  Our twins, each weighing 2.5 lbs with the same DNA at birth, have their own unique food allergies.  Wild, right??

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Their 9-year-old brother navigates the most food allergies (peanuts, tree nuts, eggs, legumes, mustard, sesame, soy protein).   Our food struggles have stretched us way outside our comfort zones, and also opened up new possibilities. 

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We are deep in this maze trying to navigate the next safe meal and there are no shortage of barriers.  It is exhausting and oftentimes feels very limiting.  Sadly I can't bubblewrap our kids when they leave the house.  I mean I guess I could...(me: rethinking everything).

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Our struggles have taught us so much.  We have learned where and how to curate the best strategies that keep us all moving forward.  We've become seasoned thought flippers, savvy problem solvers and life hackers who appreciate each waking day.  We are committed, multi-passionate lifelong learners who cannot keep our findings to ourselves any longer.

Our goal is to raise our kids to live thoughtfully, not fearfully.  Optimal living involves having healthy mindsets to recognize possibilities and build resilience over fear.  Sure we vent at times and share our frustrations with others.  We experience the full range of emotions.   However our struggles are not our stopping point...we relentlessly push through to solutions.  We may have to restrict the foods, but never the fun!  Life is an adventure and we are helping build our kids' confidence (and our own) to live fully and freely.

Learn with us how to replace your limiting beliefs with life hacks and mind snacks that feed your can.  There are already enough CAN'Ts out there...