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<blockquote data-quote="Marie 2" data-source="post: 2565107" data-attributes="member: 475037"><p>[USER=564082]@Brian mc[/USER] Be careful of putting a child on low carb diet. Nutritionally you want to make sure they have a well rounded diet. It's not that they can't learn to snack or eat low carb foods, but kids already feel different when they are a type 1 and not being able to enjoy the foods along with classmates and friends can be an added burden. It's usually best from other type 1 kids to try to let them be as normal as possible. They already feel different and that's rougher on a kid. It's usually hard enough to explain the restrictions of I have to give you insulin for everything you eat, so I need to know what you ate. Or have them sneak the cookie and not tell you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Marie 2, post: 2565107, member: 475037"] [USER=564082]@Brian mc[/USER] Be careful of putting a child on low carb diet. Nutritionally you want to make sure they have a well rounded diet. It's not that they can't learn to snack or eat low carb foods, but kids already feel different when they are a type 1 and not being able to enjoy the foods along with classmates and friends can be an added burden. It's usually best from other type 1 kids to try to let them be as normal as possible. They already feel different and that's rougher on a kid. It's usually hard enough to explain the restrictions of I have to give you insulin for everything you eat, so I need to know what you ate. Or have them sneak the cookie and not tell you. [/QUOTE]
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