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The BFF Guide to Type 1 Diabetes
I can do anything other kids can do. I just have to check my blood and bolus (take insulin) if I’m eating. I can ride my bike, play baseball, run, and do all those types of fun activities. Just plea...
Ketogenic Diet for Kids with Diabetes Carries Risk
The American Academy of Pediatrics warns against a ketogenic diet, a popular low-carbohydrate diet, for children with diabetes.
Screening My Kid for Diabetes: A T1D Mother’s View
For Eugenia, the decision to get her teenage son Indigo screened for T1D autoantibodies wasn’t an easy one.
COVID-19 Vaccines For Kids Ages 5 to 11 With Diabetes: What to Know
COVID-19 vaccines are now available for kids age 5+! Learn about safety and managing side effects for kids with type 1 diabetes.
Mental Health Risks Among LGBTQ Youth With Diabetes
For LGBTQ youth with type 1 diabetes, respect and acceptance can change lives. At home, at school, in the doctor's office: it all matters.
“Rosie Becomes a Warrior” Cares for Your Child and Your Inner-Child
Advocate and creator Julia Flaherty shares the story behind “Rosie Becomes a Warrior” - a book for children navigating type 1 diabetes.
TJ’s Diabetes Journey
When TJ was first diagnosed, his doctors said needed to “earn” pump technology by becoming well versed in carb counting and how to bolus.
T1D Kids Summer Survival: How to Thrive Out of Routine
It’s true that diabetes feels more manageable with routine, but that doesn’t mean a summer of fun and adventure is out of the question!
3 Things Every T1D Parent Should Know (That Your Endo Hasn’t Told You)
These three cornerstones are useful advice for a T1D caregiver no matter where they are in their diabetes journey
The PROTECT Study
The PROTECT Study aims to understand how the investigational medicine, teplizumab, works in children and young adults who have recently been diagnosed with T1D, as well as assessing if there are any s...
Chatting with Home Economics’ Shiloh Bearman
BT1 spoke with nine-year-old Shiloh about her role on the show, managing T1D on set, her plans for her acting career going forward, and more.
My Decision to Get Screened for T1D
Jorge Aguilar's mom has had T1D for his entire life; he explains his decision to be screened for T1D antibodies and offers advice to others who are considering being screened.
A Second Questionable Pancreas
Collie talks about what it was like to raise a son with type 1 diabetes and then get diagnosed with type 1 herself.
Parenting Chronic Illness In A Pandemic: One Mom’s Perspective From Spain
Even though the world is working through a pandemic, parenting, especially to a child with type 1, does not stop. Use this as a teaching opportunity.
Mommy Beeps: Parenting as a Type 1
Kim reflects on interactions with her sons and the difficulties of explaining chronic illness to young ones, which is what led to her writing the children's book, "Mommy Beeps."
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