Sensitive Sweets - Wheat, Gluten, Dairy, Casein and Egg Free Cakes!

I tell people about Vaseline all the time. I have psoriasis on my elbows and knees and I once tried a steroid cream ( awful). The only thing that gets rid of it is when I keep Vaseline on my problem areas with a band aid for three days. After that it's
just upkeep. I wish I kept up with it a little better than what I do but if you are at a loss for what to do please try this. Neosporin works too but I wouldn't recommend using it all the time

Wow! I came across this link on facebook and couldn't believe your post. My son was EXACTLY the same! We found out about his allergies at about 9 months and did the same luke warm soaks and slathered him in grease =). Chase is now almost 12 and big and healthy. He doesn't battle with eczema or asthma and has grown out of all his allergies except peanuts. Good luck and it will get easier!
~Heidi

Thanks for the comments. We still soak Bradley, and he's on a strict diet and doing really well. We are hopeful that he will grow out of some of his allergies. But for now, he's the healthiest and eats really well.

My husband had a great surprise for me this past weekend before Mother’s day. He took me to your shop in which he had passed earlier that day. My boys were excited as they sat and devoured a cupcake in your bakery. Both of our boys age 5 (Gunnar) and Maddox
(15M) are moderately allergic too Wheat, Dairy, Chicken, Eggs, Soy and Nickel (variety of nuts, chocolates, legumes, etc.). However it was not until about 9months ago that we too found Adams’s Allergy in Costa Mesa. They are currently treating both of our
son’s. Our oldest Gunnar has had 5 years of misery until we were referred to the right Dr. He was born with Milk protein allergies and suffered from Acid Reflex, Asthma, Eczema and on going Sinus Infections. Antibiotics were never on his side as fevers were
present every other weekend. Our Pediatrician sent us to countless specialists to try and figure out how Gunnar could be helped. These specialists in turn did the same which helped to end us up in Adam’s Allergy. It was not until my youngest, Maddox was born
that Gunnar started to get some relief. My husband and I insisted on getting Gunnar retested for allergies as this could not be the way he was going to live his life. We refused to return to his current allergist in whom he had seen at age 2 and boy were we
glad that we changed Dr. Gunnar presented multiple food allergies and the overlooked Acid Reflex that has been causing him all these stomach, and sinus infections. Maddox has followed in his brother’s foot steps but seems to have more severe complications.
His Eczema is just as you described with Bradley’s, but we use OLIVE OIL as per the Dr advice and this has saved our son’s skin. We still however, need to use medications as it can get away from us sometimes. It’s quite scary on how fast this can develop on
an allergy prone child. However since we are now prepared on how to handle this, our little guy is not dealing with all his allergies as had Gunnar. These findings have changed our lives tremendously on how we cook and feed our children. We are still learning
and are trying to find better ways to make things taste better. As you pointed out the foods out there found in grocery stores are not tasty and it’s hard to get our kids to eat it. I now can have a beautiful cake for them on their birthdays!!.

My son also has extreme Eczema, Taylor lives on Aquaphor. We even contacted them and we now receive a quarterly supply for FREE from them. All we needed was his doctor to write a letter explaining his condition and why he needed to be on Aquaphor.