acox75
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- Messages
- 63
- Location
- West Midlands
- Type of diabetes
- Parent
- Treatment type
- Pump
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- Idiotic people, know it alls who know nothing, lazy home educators!
Very good, those look great. I bought a spibelt for mine, but have yet to use it. (Maybe if I'm able to be more active again.) I crocheted a simple cover for mine and just clip it onto my jeans with it's own clip so it isn't so obvious. I plan to do some more decorative ones at some stage.First go at pump pouches - must say I'm quite pleased!
Hi, I've actually done them for my 2 year old type 1 because I thought it would be nice for him to have a range of different characters. I've seen spibelts but haven't tried them for him yet. I think it's good to try different types like your crotchet type for discretion - good idea!Very good, those look great. I bought a spibelt for mine, but have yet to use it. (Maybe if I'm able to be more active again.) I crocheted a simple cover for mine and just clip it onto my jeans with it's own clip so it isn't so obvious. I plan to do some more decorative ones at some stage.
Def having the current and coolest characters makes wearing a pump so much better for a child. And a belt like you have made keeps the pump secured on an active child.Hi, I've actually done them for my 2 year old type 1 because I thought it would be nice for him to have a range of different characters. I've seen spibelts but haven't tried them for him yet. I think it's good to try different types like your crotchet type for discretion - good idea!
Oh he really is very active! I've been buying pouches since he was diagnosed but thought it would be easier to make my own as I want a few spares as some of the companies have a 4 week dispatch time! Not a great way to keep customers!Def having the current and coolest characters makes wearing a pump so much better for a child. And a belt like you have made keeps the pump secured on an active child.![]()