The American Diabetes Association Wizdom kit is the kit of wit and wisdom for kids with diabetes and their families. The kit contains two books, one for kids and one just for parents.
Each one gives you everything you need to know to get started on the road to good diabetes management.
The kit also comes with a binder so you can start your own diabetes information library and juggling balls to help you learn how to juggle your food, exercise, and medication in order to maintain good diabetes control.
Wizdom is free to kids with diabetes and their families. To get a kit for your child with diabetes, e-mail them at wizdom@diabetes.org or call 1-800-DIABETES (342-2383) and ask for Wizdom.
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