If your child uses a CGM (continuous glucose monitor), see if this next-level technique could help you keep blood sugar under tighter control.
Or is something else going on?
by Jen M., Real Moms Talk Type 1
The right decision is rarely black and white when it comes to parenting. But that’s one thing that type 1 diabetes has taught me pretty well.
by Kerri Sparling
Parents of kids with diabetes often ask me what they can do to help empower their child. I always point to my mom.
What do you do when your outgoing, sociable teenager suddenly becomes shy and private after a type 1 diabetes diagnosis? Find an expert answer here.
by Amy Drauschke
There’s one question about this disease that still stumps me, even after all this time.’
by Kim M., Real Moms Talk Type 1
When we plan ahead, there’s no trail we can’t handle. Here are some of the things we try to do to ensure a good trip.
A behavioral scientist for adolescents with type 1 diabetes shares some better ways to broach blood-sugar-related requests that are less likely to incur storming off and door-slamming in those under 18.
If we ever do this again, I will pack as if we’re leaving the country. Better yet, I may just leave the country.
Put this sweet, creamy summer staple on a stick for a fraction of the carbs.
