To explain something good about diabetes to an adult is a form of art, and it is much more difficult to explain it to a child. Are children with diabetes interested in long-term health complications with which they could have problems if they aren’t careful enough? Not at all. Different types of rules are applicable […]
Davor Skeledzija
How to approach a child and ease a collaboration? Whenever it is possible, a child chooses what and how much it will eat. Maybe this isn’t important (or possible) to conduct it every single day but it is very important whenever you feel that the child is under pressure, or when you sense resistance. Give […]
Tanja Dragun
I often have a feeling that somehow everything in life comes together, with reason, as if that is the way it should be. And so I am thinking about how I was lucky that I got diabetes at first, and after that how I was badly regulated by default for many years. All of those […]
Tanja Dragun
It has been proven countless times that knowledge and skills of educators are being expanded through education, that their opinions about chronically ill children are being affected in order for unnecessary restrictions, which often come out of ignorance and fear, to be avoided. Communication with the parents of the ill child is being made easier. […]
diadmin
A net of DiaHelpers spread across Croatia in one month. We have just crossed our thousandth DiaHelper! It is time for celebration and for spreading good experiences to our next-door neighbours. DiaHelp is now available in Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia! The best part of it all is that the app is still free […]
Andrijana Buklijas Skeledzija
