DOUBLE SITE CHANGE - ASMR BTS

double site change while she sleeps 💙
#type1diabetes #omnipod5 #dexcomg6 #diabetictoddler #t1dmom

[@rachelmayes298]

I wouldn’t worry about using push ups. It’ll happen when she’s ready. If she gets a good sleep, and you do too then I wouldn’t worry. Addie is so brave, I’m afraid I’d be a big baby. Changing them whilst she’s asleep is a brilliant idea. ❤❤❤

[@aimeesimes4103]

I’ve always been told there’s no just one right way of parenting. You do what you need to do to keep yourself and your children healthy and happy. I agree with others that she will wean off breastfeeding on her own, and probably quicker than you expect. Same with her using the potty, some children are slower than others and that’s okay. It won’t be like this forever mama ❤️ you’re doing a great job.

[@younestassra5463]

Sshiat

[@elliesouza717]

Common sense is a beautiful thing!!!

[@charlotteedwards5966]

You're such a great mommy and I just squinch my eyes 👀 when she gets so upset but believe me she knows and she loves you too 💖💓. Thank you for sharing!!!!!

[@cherry_bear_aestheticd6840]

She did such a great job for getting through it❤❤ you did amazing mama

[@estherlouisamay]

It is good to see these changes also it is good to attempt when she is awake and what I have liked is when you encourage her to join in and learn eventually for the day she can do it herself just placing some positive encouragement 🙂 and as for the nursing maybe switching to formula very gradually more and more just a friendly thought.

[@tinafelten1228]

She is 3 years old. She doesn’t need formula. With the shortage of formula it needs to be saved for the babies that really need it. Mom is doing a good job. It is just time for her to stop nursing, be potty trained and sleep in her own bed. Mom just needs to keep working with her and do it everyday.

[@tinafelten1228]

I agree that you should also be doing changes while she is awake as well. At nearly 3 1/2 years old it’s time to be a big girl and not a baby. Pull ups at night is understandable but she should wear big girl underwear during the day. It’s time to get her ready for preschool and kindergarten. She’s a cutie and Mom is a great Mom, but it’s time to treat her like a big girl and not a baby.

[@MyInsatiableMJ_Curls_LipsNHips]

@@tinafelten1228 First id like to say I know opinions are like a$$holes and bellybuttons, everybody has one! Above that i’d like to say you’re doing a GREAT JOB TD1Mmama!!! You know your body, you know your situations, you know your daughter, you know your limits, you know your reasonings, you know what’s going on in your personal life for things to happen how they are, and you know what’s best for the both of you. Listen to the inner mom NOT KZbin or anywhere else! With that said I’ll say this with as much respect to people as I can. But it’s frustrating. I really don’t think ANYONE should be telling her, as Addie’s mom, and EXCELLENT care provider, how and when to do things and stop things and “oh you’re doing this, that’s soo wrong for YOUR CHILD so I must judge you!!” 😡 ex: (awake vs asleep, breastfeeding, pull ups, etc) and what to do. Like I said , NO disrespect to those cause I’m stating an opinion here just the same… but parent your own children or give advise, for your own grandchildren. Don’t give it to her, as she was explaining what’s going on. Not asking for opinions about it!! She doesn’t even have to explain this stuff, as it’s private info, so leave her be and respect that she’s even sharing this with the world where everyone has their own bias thoughts, where opinions are like - I said that already- Let HER choose what’s best for her and Addie as well as her body and her daughter’s! ✌🏽☮️ 🖤❤️ Again, no disrespect to anyone I’m commenting on. Just another opinion like you gave yours! ✌🏽☮️🖤​ First id like to say I know opinions are like a$$holes and bellybuttons, everybody has one! Above that i’d like to say you’re doing a GREAT JOB TD1Mmama!!! You know your body, you know your situations, you know your daughter, you know your limits, you know your reasonings, you know what’s going on in your personal life for things to happen how they are, and you know what’s best for the both of you. Listen to the inner mom NOT KZbin or anywhere else! With that said I’ll say this with as much respect to people as I can. But it’s frustrating. I really don’t think ANYONE should be telling her, as Addie’s mom, and EXCELLENT care provider, how and when to do things and stop things and “oh you’re doing this, that’s soo wrong for YOUR CHILD so I must judge you!!” 😡 ex: (awake vs asleep, breastfeeding, pull ups, etc) and what to do. Like I said , NO disrespect to those cause I’m stating an opinion here just the same… but parent your own children or give advise, for your own grandchildren. Don’t give it to her, as she was explaining what’s going on. Not asking for opinions about it!! She doesn’t even have to explain this stuff, as it’s private info, so leave her be and respect that she’s even sharing this with the world where everyone has their own bias thoughts, where opinions are like - I said that already- Let HER choose what’s best for her and Addie as well as her body and her daughter’s! ✌🏽☮️ 🖤❤️ Again, no disrespect to anyone I’m commenting on. Just another opinion like you gave yours! ✌🏽☮️🖤

[@estherlouisamay]

@@tinafelten1228 there are formulas with some multi vitamin mixeses aimed for a 3 year old and above that I know of but I leave it at the discretion of the parents only can offer positive encouragement at this point. 😎.

[@estherlouisamay]

@@MyInsatiableMJ_Curls_LipsNHips agree with you I'm only offering ideas of encouragement because I like it when she encouraged her daughter to take some interest in her medical condition as a fellow t-1 diabetic myself I believe it is good to be encouraging of children who are t-1 diabetic so they will one day be able to show how proud they are of their parents for giving encouragement of learning from a young age. But yes she is a parent like you have said. But of the videos I've seen where she encouraged her daughter to have an interest 😊 makes me happy 😊 I would say encouragement of interest at the age of 3 would be a tip I would leave to the mother at this stage because diabetes is something she will have to live with for the rest of her life it isn't like an infection that simply goes away. Just my thoughts 💭🤔 coming through also as a person with autism Asperger's and interlectal disability as well as ADHD.

[@audreymaqks]

It must be so hard as a mom trying to get a little one used to the pod changes. Makes me hurt watching. She is a brave little girl and you are a very special mommy

[@pamelarogers6143]

Good Mom. Sweet little girl.

[@tamilasine4028]

They Grow up Soo Fast Enjoy it while You Can. You Have My Love❤ & Respect. You Do What You Have to do to Keep Her Well! You ARE Doing A GREAT JOB MOM!

[@agakuku1266]

EVERYTHING LOVE. YOU ROSÉ Alan Chelsea

[@MaddieLoftin]

My daughter will be 3 in may and we just recently stopped breast feeding. I kept pushing it off and saying “I’ll start tomorrow” but that never happened and saying only for naps and bedtime but I finally just put my foot down and told her no more one night and gave her a cup and a baby and snuggles instead. It was really hard for the first couple days and then would ask occasionally for the following month without tears because I would distract her with something else and now doesn’t ask for it at all. It’s really really scary finally putting your foot down and sticking to it but if it’s something you really want to do you just have to rip the bandaid off and do it

[@elliesouza717]

Your handled things with your child your way because she was your child. Would you have wanted complete strangers telling you how to do it?

[@MaddieLoftin]

@@elliesouza717 I’m not telling her to do what I did, I was just talking about my experience with it.

[@lisagonzalez9191]

Hi Samara! I hope you see this comment. I also have a diabetic baby. T1D. He is a breastfed baby. If you don’t mind me asking how do you cover the carbs for breastmilk? He also has the omnipod and dexcom. Thanks!

[@stormcutter590]

You got this momma!!! Keep it up

[@angelheaven4235]

Good job Mom 😊

[@simonesobel7882]

What an awful disease to deal with for a toddler. Must be so hard for the child and parents. But the technology available makes it more manageable then it was before.

[@spike16965]

You rock

[@Peas286]

If it works it works and if it saved her misery I would do it too while she’s sleeping!!

[@mamdou7ramadan446]

ممكن المساعده انا بنتي مريضه سكر وعندها سنه ونص وعاوزه الاجهزه دي عشان هي بتاخود بالقلم

[@MarisaAndChew]

Meanwhile i wake up if i feel a hair in my sheets...

[@junaidmehsudvlog8833]

I am also t1d your lucky you have dexom our thing i just use glucometer the more equipment is very expensive and not avilable in my country

[@GeorgianaBaileyRegion-qq8vw]

Hello I am 13 years old I am a young Endocrinologist still in medical school I really can’t believe it I am only 10 when I got in Med school and Instead of this I am a medical student my graduation is this month December 26 2023 yeah class of 2023 congratulations

[@paulaboggs4339]

My grandgirl is 5, I have had custody for almost 4 yrs. She gets put on her bed, and when I go to bed she always climbs into my bed within an hour or so. But I dont card

[@cindyjohnson5573]

I don’t know how you do it.

[@hazeleyes2479]

I think the same, but then I think of what I would do for my kids to live a good life, and this is part of it unfortunately. It’s got to be difficult at best, but baby girl has to have it to live.

[@cindyjohnson5573]

@@hazeleyes2479 I understand it. My son is a bad diabetic. He was diagnosed at 22 years old. He moved back home thank god. I woke up hearing him moan. It dropped to like 15. Now I wake up scared all night. So many times I go to make sure he’s breathing at night. This young mother is a inspiration. Here she’s single raising 3 children. Trying to potty train. Working on ending breast-feeding fighting to get pods on and blood sugar testing. My kids are grown but I do have a grandson that stays a lot.

[@hazeleyes2479]

@@cindyjohnson5573 my daughters fiancé has juvenile TD1, he was less than 2 when diagnosed, almost 30 now. My daughter is also hyper vigilant. My future SIL has seizures when he gets too low and it’s a scary experience.

[@cindyjohnson5573]

I was just thinking the same thing.

[@unicorn7027]

I could have sworn that she had 200k or 300k or maybe 400k before- the last time i saw her

[@jennifermcfadden8713]

Is that what chi chi is

[@johnhipp604]

Can I ask her a question

[@johnhipp604]

Can I ask addie something yes or no

[@jusjukinallen8845]

I know a few ppl with diabetes and I’m pretty sure it effects their bladder and how much they have to go. You would have to ask your doctor for sure but I’m almost 100% sure that it does. It’s definitely a very demanding disease to stay on top of and it has such awful side effects on all other parts of the body. I have a good friend that doesn’t take her’s seriously, and I worry about her and her health. She’s had it since high school and I think she’s 27 now and she doesn’t follow a good diet, smokes and drinks and is always eating what she shouldn’t. I worry about her. Everything is so stressful anymore it seems and so exhausting. I know these are the harder parts of taking a child from the baby stages to a small child stage but once you get thru that, it will get easier and be easier on you. You need to take care of yourself and your health too. You need to be rested and healthy to keep her healthy and you also deserve that. Discipline sometimes feels like it’s being mean, but it’s truly not. Everything you do to make sure she is getting what she needs , shows you are a very attentive and loving mom. She’s like any other child, she’s testing to see how far she can go, we even do it as adults. I would just let the family know when you’re starting with some of the things with Addy so they can give you some extra support with it. Team work is always so much better.

[@tinafelten1228]

Most people with bladder issues as a diabetic most likely haven’t been diagnosed and treated for it. Excessive thirst and drinking is a symptom of diabetes. If they are being treated and their diabetes is under control they should be just fine. I worked with a diabetic that wrt to the bathroom less times then the coworkers without diabetes.

[@alexisplaysroblox7895]

Me and my friend are 12 and 13. 6 months apart. She's 13, Her name is Abby. She got T1D when she was 7. she's amazing, and so strong. Today, we had a shelter in place for a medical emergency. My first thought was "Is Abby okay?" because, I love abby so much. The thing is she was on the other side of the building. Luckily she was okay. I wrote this comment to show that people with T1D are fighters, and are no different than normal kids.

[@elliesouza717]

She has a mother. How she chooses to handle things with her daughter is up to get, not random strangers with opinions on KZbin

[@jusjukinallen8845]

@@elliesouza717 well I guess she could just turn off comments then but nobody is saying anything bad. Bet she doesn’t turn them off, she has a big following and bet she makes some money.

[@johnhipp604]

Can I ask her something

[@mamdou7ramadan446]

ارجو المساعده انا من مصر

[@susangartman5252]

She os way too old to be nursing.

[@elliesouza717]

That's your opinion, but she isn't your kid

[@Liza-bf1jf]

I completely agree with you!

[@sanafatimasanafatima4645]

Why r u write asmr your baby very pain and you written th asmr

[@MyInsatiableMJ_Curls_LipsNHips]

@t1dmama And HERE GOES!!!!…. @thet1dmama ​ First, I’d like to say you’re doing a GREAT JOB TD1Mmama!!! You know your body, you know your situations, you know your daughter, you know your limits, you know your reasonings, you know what’s going on in your personal life for things to happen how they are, and you know what’s best for the both of you. I know opinions are like a$$holes and bellybuttons, everybody has one! Above that i’d like to say listen to the inner mom, NOT all of KZbin or anywhere else! With that said I’ll say this with as much respect to people as I can. But it’s frustrating. I really don’t think ANYONE should be telling her, as Addie’s mom, and EXCELLENT care provider, how and when to do things and stop things and “oh you’re doing this? that’s soo wrong for YOUR CHILD so I must judge you!!” 😡 ex: (awake vs asleep, breastfeeding, pull ups, etc) and what to do. Like I said , NO disrespect to those cause I’m stating an opinion here just the same… but parent your own children or give advise for your own grandchildren. Don’t give it to her, as she wasn’t asking she was merely explaining what’s going on. Not asking for opinions about it!! She doesn’t even have to explain this stuff, as it’s private info she feels like sharing, W/O saying “hey what do you all think??”…. She has a lot on her plate, leave her be and respect that she’s even sharing this with the world where everyone has their own bias thoughts. Let HER choose what’s best for her and Addie as well as her body and her daughter’s! Let’s think ahead like this: •I don’t believe momma will be pulling her ( . )( . ) tatas out of Addie’s mouth as she walks into her kindergarten class! •I don’t believe Addie will be putting on a pull-up before she goes out with some friends to the mall. • I don’t believe Addie will be saying “scoot over in the bed mom” as she gets home from a date •I don’t believe mom will be at Addie’s prom changing her “robot parts (as Addie calls them 🤖🤣) • I DO believe momma will be tearing up 🥹 as she’s watching her BEAUTIFUL t1d (adult) bride 👰🏼 walk down the isle thinking about all the past memories of changing parts, breastfeeding, potty training, sleeping in separate beds, etc as she says “I DO!!” 👰🏼 🤵🏻‍♂️ 🥂 🎂 💍 💕 It will ALL BE OK!!! 👌🏼 She’s doing great as a mom/mommy nurse! Addie is a great little one learning more than many can say they had to learn at the tender age of just turning 3 not long ago! 🥰 So let’s give 😢mom a little break. Remain positive, and think if your shared opinion is something really life threatening if not said just cause you think it should be that way, so you have to bring it up and make it something else t1dmama will have to sit back and think about cause ‘people on your tube said it’ …. ✌🏽☮️ 🖤❤️ Again, no disrespect to anyone m. MmmmekJust another opinion like you gave yours! ✌🏽☮️🖤

[@jennifermcfadden8713]

Is that what chi chi is

[@johnhipp604]

Can I ask her a question

[@johnhipp604]

Can I ask her something