Type 2 diabetes was once exclusive to adults. However, today we can see it more in teens and even children. In fact, over the past 20 years, type 2 diabetes has increased around the globe.
Children spend a lot of time at school. As such, you should know if the school is able to manage their condition. Testing blood sugar, administering medication, and managing diet and activity levels are all important aspects of care that cannot be neglected. You will want to make sure the school is prepared.
If your kid is diabetic, then you should be asking the following questions:
1. Does your child have a diabetes medical management plan?
2. Is the school able to handle your kid’s diabetes medical managent plan?
3. Is the school staff properly trained?
4. Does the school allow your child to be involved in managing her diabetes?
5. Can the teacher tell if your child’s blood sugar is not right?
