Sweet Talk for Parents of Kids with Type One Diabetes

The answers you’ve been waiting for! We all know that raising a type 1 child is filled with stresses and uncertainties that go beyond regular parenting. In this podcast, host JoAnne Robb, a psychotherapist, diabetes coach and T1D mom herself, brings her expert knowledge and experience to give you practical and sane answers to the questions you have about the emotional side of living with a T1D child. She will tackle your real-life questions so you can get the help you deserve to manage the challenges of growing up diabetes.

Sweet Talk for Parents of Kids with Type One Diabetes is a kids podcast hosted by Type One Diabetes, with 78 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Type One Diabetes hosts Sweet Talk for Parents of Kids with Type One Diabetes, a kids show with 78 episodes published.

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  Episode #78

  How to let our teens have some independence

  Feb 18, 202535 minS0

  <p>It can be so hard to even think about how to let our T1D kids have more independence, but I really believe that it’s hardest for those of us who had kids diagnosed when they were really young.  For that special category of T1D parent, we’ve been so closely knit into the diabetes management, so part of every T1D decision, that it’s harder for us to step back and let our kids fly.</p><p>On today’s show, I talk to one of those moms.  Her daughter, now 14, was diagnosed in kindergarten — and mom is s...

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  Episode #77

  When you can’t stop being anxious about diabetes

  Feb 4, 202546 minS0

  <p>When our kids are first diagnosed with T1D, our anxiety spikes.  Normal for all of us — how could it not?  But what happens when it stays so high that we can never get a break from it, when we’re feeling anxious all the time and aren’t able to step away from diabetes?</p><p>That’s what I’m talking about on today’s podcast episode.  Natalie, mom of four year old Amara who was diagnosed at eight months, came on the show to share the ways she’s having trouble turning down the volume on her own anxiety a...

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  Episode #76

  When Mom becomes a T1D activist

  Jan 21, 202534 minS0

  <p>What is the anecdote to the terror we feel when our kids are diagnosed with diabetes? Today’s podcast guest, Brooke, has one compelling answer: Activism When Brooke’s six-year old daughter was diagnosed, she was in the ICU and had a 24-hour period when it was touch-and-go if she would live. Today, three years later, Brooke feels like the doctors should have seen some of the signs earlier. But her solution isn’t to complain and get angry; her answer is to get out and spread the word, being sure that everyone around her knows what the symptoms are of T1D...

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  Episode #75

  When your T1D teen stakes their turf

  Dec 3, 202428 minS0

  <p>Teens and T1D!  </p><p>I remember that before my son hit his teens, I swore that our lives wouldn't be as hard as what I was hearing from parents in the trenches. I was so sure that we were going to do better than all those other parents. And now I can humbly say that there is no easy path forward with teen kids: There are so many challenges as our kids grow up and transition to being independent with diabetes management.</p><p>On today's podcast episode, we get one flavor of what it’s like when y...

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  Episode #74

  Is it the wiggles or a high blood sugar?

  Nov 12, 202424 minS0

  <p>One dilemma I’ve heard from parents again and again: If my T1D kid is acting out because of a high blood sugar, how do I parent that? Do I give my kid a pass because I know that their high affects their mood? Or do I parent the behavior as though diabetes isn’t operating in the background? In this week's episode, Julie comes on the show to talk about how this issue is playing out for her 6 year old son, Ethan, when he’s at school. </p><p>It sounds like Ethan has an amazing teacher: She’s paying...

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