Microbe Knock Out
GAPS Introduction Stages 1-6 “game” for kids!
When my son was going through the Intro Stages of GAPS, he really needed a kid-friendly chart to view.
I decided to make him a fun “game” to help him. He was always asking about what foods he was allowed to have and when he could progress to the next stage. So we decided to make this “game” called Microbe Knock Out. Each stage has a “boss” microbe that you are trying to defeat. When you move to the next stage, you will have more foods to add and then are faced with another “boss”.
This is a kid-friendly way to teach your kids about the GAPS Intro diet and all the foods that are allowed on each stage.
Print and post in a place for them to see!
GAPS Introduction Stages 1-6 “game” for kids!
When my son was going through the Intro Stages of GAPS, he really needed a kid-friendly chart to view.
I decided to make him a fun “game” to help him. He was always asking about what foods he was allowed to have and when he could progress to the next stage. So we decided to make this “game” called Microbe Knock Out. Each stage has a “boss” microbe that you are trying to defeat. When you move to the next stage, you will have more foods to add and then are faced with another “boss”.
This is a kid-friendly way to teach your kids about the GAPS Intro diet and all the foods that are allowed on each stage.
Print and post in a place for them to see!
GAPS Introduction Stages 1-6 “game” for kids!
When my son was going through the Intro Stages of GAPS, he really needed a kid-friendly chart to view.
I decided to make him a fun “game” to help him. He was always asking about what foods he was allowed to have and when he could progress to the next stage. So we decided to make this “game” called Microbe Knock Out. Each stage has a “boss” microbe that you are trying to defeat. When you move to the next stage, you will have more foods to add and then are faced with another “boss”.
This is a kid-friendly way to teach your kids about the GAPS Intro diet and all the foods that are allowed on each stage.
Print and post in a place for them to see!
