The challenges of diabetes change as your child grows up. Infants are completely dependent upon parental care, while teenagers need to become independent in their diabetes care in preparation for adulthood. Children with Diabetes offers the following guidelines:

• Infants
• Toddlers
• Pre-school
• School Age
• Early Adolescence
• Adolescence

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