[richarddylan187]

Originally Posted by markboardman61

Hi there - sorry to hear about your child - I know it's going to be tough for you but you'll make it.
I recommend nuts as they are low carb and provide protein and calories for active kids. They are also easy to carry around and don't go off!
Good luck

Hi Markboardman61... I have not enough experience with that but mostly heard about many people that nuts is the best idea for kids in that kind of case

[jenn4304@yahoo.com]

Hi! My daughter was diagnosed 2 weeks ago and I was under the impression that she should really just have protein snacks. But after reading this, is it safe to assume that she can have a low carb snack w/o correction? She's starting to hate veggie trays and string cheese!!

[heliosmusic]

Some of our go to snacks have been goldfish crackers (you can have like 45 for 15g), the breadsticks and cheese packs made by Kraft (14g), fruit leather I found at Walmart (12g)

[irodriguez]

Originally Posted by kbarboza

Hi all, My 7 year old son was diagnosed last week with t1 [...] Im looking for ideas beyond, carrots, celery, sugar free jello or string cheese. thanks in advance for your ideas
Kim

Originally Posted by landynfaith

hello my 5 year old daughter was diagnosed last week as well...

Originally Posted by krischael

Hi! One of my 7 year old twins was diagnosed with T1D the week before Christmas. She's an extremely picky eater so we've really struggled with snacks...
K.

Originally Posted by shad.bonnie

My 3 yr old was diagnosed just over a month ago...

Originally Posted by jcrhoyne

Our 7 yr old son was also diagnosed just before Christmas...

Originally Posted by kenzie_kat

my daughter has been diagnosed for 7yrs now and is almost 11... diagnosis takes adjustment for all the family...

Have you considered taking them to a Naturalis? There is a Naturalist Doctor where I live that promotes a particular diet that he claims cures diabetes... it's based on potatoes and carrots. My father has been diabetic for years now, and at one point he decided to try this diet for a few weeks. After a short period he didn't need to take insulin for the remaining time he was on the diet. Unfortunately, he didn't continue on it and his diabetes is out of wack. Just like Kat said, it's and life adjustment for the whole family. If you are interested, search the post "Potatoes, Carrots and nothing else". You should probably look into this.

Best wishes to you all!