Children with Diabetes -  .

JDRF Kids Online -  .

Children Have Rights in School - - Their mission is to make changes in local and national legislation regarding the needs of school children with type 1 diabetes.

Children With Diabetes - - Resource for teachers, care providers, and parents. Includes knowledge test, checklists, and most frequently asked questions.

Diabetic Babies - - Provides parents and families with information about the signs, symptoms and treatment, illustrated with personal accounts.

LibertyBella.com - - Mother of a diabetic child provides detail on juvenile diabetes and normal blood sugar levels. Includes the family's journey, support system, and recipes.

Lifeclinic: Children and Teens with Diabetes - - Guide for parents, caregivers, and teachers. Includes complications, exercise, diet, setting priorities, and family issues.

Overcoming Juvenile Diabetes With a Little Planning and High-Tech Tools - - FDA consumer article discusses the challenges of being a teen with diabetes, the importance of insulin, and future treatments.

Parent's Guide - Diabetes - - Offers suggestions on dealing with the diagnosis of the disease and working with your child's school system.

Researchers Recommend Testing Diabetic Children for Celiac Disease - - As a result of their recent study, a group of Medical College of Wisconsin researchers are recommending that children with insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus (IDDM) be tested for celiac disease.

Children With Diabetes Sue School Districts, State - - The suit asks the Court to compel public school officials to comply with federal law by providing the assistance that California students with diabetes require to manage their condition during the school day. (October 22, 2005)

'Double Diabetes' Harder to Detect, Treat - - Children who depend on insulin injections because of type 1 diabetes gain weight and then get the type 2 form in which their bodies become insulin resistant. (July 18, 2005)

Neuropsychiatric Disorders Common Among Children With Type 2 Diabetes - - Authors theorize that diabetes could appear in patients due to a common neuroendocrine basis between the two diseases. (July 5, 2005)