Diabetes care and foods in UK

[Shinealight]

Hi I have just come back to UK from living in Spain. I have 3 year old twins one of whom was diagnosed with type 1 a month ago. Can anyone tell me what diabetes care I can expect for her (we are based between Reading Oxford and High Wycombe). Also my girl is a fussy eater and I like to have a stock of carbs (e.g. biscuits,jam, crackers) .with no added sugar. In Spain all the supermarkets had a big section of no added sugar stuff...but here I am stumped - can anyone tell me the best place to find these things?

 

[noblehead]

Welcome to the forum Shinealight.

The following explains what care you should expect here in the UK, for obvious reasons some won't be applicable:

http://www.diabetes.org.uk/Guide-to-diabetes/Monitoring/15-healthcare-essentials/

 

[Shinealight]

Welcome to the forum Shinealight.

The following explains what care you should expect here in the UK, for obvious reasons some won't be applicable:

http://www.diabetes.org.uk/Guide-to-diabetes/Monitoring/15-healthcare-essentials/

Thank you for this noblehead, it is exactly what I was looking for.

 

[donnellysdogs]

The largest supermarkets have quite a range of lower sugar products.
The likes of lidls & aldi's tend to still sell sugar laden jams, biscuits etc.