Living with type 1 diabetes can be a challenging journey, not just for those diagnosed but also for their loved ones. Parents, in particular, play a crucial role in managing and supporting their children with diabetes. Now imagine a family that has multiple people with diabetes (PWDs). The responsibilities, communication, and coordination required can become … Read more
Even though there are no foods that children with diabetes can’t eat, some foods are better at helping control blood sugar levels than others.
Although there are numerous strategies, tips, and tricks to manage blood glucose levels, a very practical strategy that can complement diabetes management is to ensure adequate water intake.
We want to help you get some peace of mind and give you a way to still stay on top of your child’s levels while they’re away.
The primary difference between the Medtronic MiniMed 770G and Dana DiabeCare IIS is in how basal insulin delivery is controlled.
Hypoglycemia can be a serious condition if severe enough and untreated, so it’s no wonder why we sometimes overcorrect with too many grams of carbohydrates.
We will discuss what you can do in case you suspect the presence of ketones in your child’s urine and how to prevent it from escalating into DKA.
While it’s crucial for children with type 1 diabetes to eat a balanced diet, some foods may make managing their blood sugar levels more difficult.
Whether you’re considering your first CGM or contemplating a switch for yourself or your loved one with diabetes, we hope this post will provide valuable insights to help you make the right choice.
You’ll find the answer to what types of insulin are available, how you can use them in terms of administration and dose calculation, and how you need to store the insulin. We also touch on the implications of administering too much or too little insulin.