If you are traveling or going on vacation this summer, make sure you plan ahead to keep your diabetes in check. Dealing with high blood sugars – or worse, a trip to the hospital – can put a damper on your plans.

These retailers offer medical ID bracelets, medical alert jewelry, and more products that will keep your child with diabetes safe.

This guide will help school nurses and other caregivers understand how the Omnipod insulin pump works in a child with diabetes.

Keep this ketone rules timeline easily accessible to help you stay on track with managing your ketones anytime you see purple pop up on the urine stick. Print it out, hang it on your fridge, or save the image on your phone!

Find and rate low calorie, healthy recipes at SparkRecipes. Use the free recipe calculator to find the calories, carbs, fat and protein in your recipes.

When managing diabetes, you should work with your diabetes team at the Diabetes Center, even in between regular appointments. Here's how.

Diabetes can take an emotional toll on your child (and you!). Here are a few ideas on how to you can support your child/teen.

Open communication between you and your teenager with diabetes is important. Recognize that your teen wants to be treated as an adult, even if that means letting him take charge of his own diabetes management plan.

Most kids get enough vitamin D from April through October by playing outside. Learn when and how to supplement your child’s vitamin D intake.