SHE’S NEVER HAD THIS REACTION BEFORE!

[@brooketaylor808]

"She got some boobie then went back to bed" lmao this made me giggle 😂 so cute

[@taylorstevenson4360]

It caught me off guard 😂😂😂

[@Leahladybug777]

The comment I was looking for 🤣

[@AniyahWeathered-xe7pt]

@@taylorstevenson4360 yep, you right

[@notaseat5934]

This is extremely common language for mums idk why it caught y’all off guard

[@amdraglover]

@@notaseat5934 I can’t speak for them but I personally am not a mom. I want to be but I’m not so, I personally wouldn’t know to use that phrase.

[@bts-skye]

Bless her she wasn’t in a deep sleep and it just startled her your doing amazing ❤️

[@rosa-btsot7]

I love your profile picture are you a bts army to

[@bts-skye]

@@rosa-btsot7 yep ❤️

[@taurus_gacha218]

I noticed that she also didn't have time to pinch it before it went in. That could be part of why she reacted that way.

[@Gorillaglueonyoface]

You’re

[@Gorillaglueonyoface]

@@rosa-btsot7too

[@klataface]

Her little shock noise made me tear up 🥺🥺🥺 such a sweet baby

[@danidilay5430]

Glad I wasn't the only one. I know it's for her health but still 😢.

[@MrMshaze77]

Right she’s so precious 🥺

[@laurynmundy]

She is sooooo cute and adorable

[@karlicameron-bg6yr]

Same made my heart ache I have a babygirl and it made me wanna hold mine so badly😢 she's an amazing momma tho she made sure she was okay she was just startled by it

[@sheridanvance7426]

❤

[@DoodlebugDrawz]

“She got some boobie and went back to bed” that caught me off guard 😭😭

[@marenking1946]

Me too lol

[@Maze5522]

Same

[@Kimmaline]

Natural term nursing. Americans are weird about weaning our kids. My daughter had heart issues, I had multiple doctors including one of the best pediatric cardiologists in the country tell me that not only did nursing my toddler do her a ton of good, at a couple points it saved her from a feeding tube when she was Addie's age. If you look at tooth and gut development and compare us to other mammals, humans are meant to nurse way past Addie's age--the only reason we don't is a social convention that has told us mother's breasts are for sex, not mothering.

[@Kellietruj]

@@Kimmalinegirl what was the point of this reply to that comment

[@Swifty1579]

@@Kellietrujeducation

[@miss.spiderlily]

She’s so Lucky to have a omnipod and dexcom at such a young age I remember my parents telling me that they would have to actually give my sister the shots before she was able to get a pod and just recently she’s gotten a dexcom! There’s already so much improvement in the technology used for diabetes and I’m so happy she will grow up with all these helpful things and a wonderful parent like you! ❤

[@ReesieandLee]

I was diagnosed in 1977, the difference in treatment between then and now is like a different planet! In 2nd grade I had to get my blood drawn from my arm in the hospital before school because there was no home glucose testing. I did injections from 1977 until 2004 when I got my first pump! About 10 years ago I figured out how many finger pokes and injections I had over my lifetime and it was well over 100,00😮 Tell your sister to rock on with her bad self!

[@miss.spiderlily]

@@ReesieandLee I showed my sister your comment and she said that she was having a really bad day but this just made it better!! Thank you so much for sharing this!!

[@RavenLuna89]

​@ReesieandLee My niece was just diagnosed this past Tuesday after going into ketoacidosis and being rushed to 2 hours away because we are in a rural area of Wisconsin. I am a Pharmacy Technician so I instantly started pushing for an insulin pump and CGM. They will be running the Dexcom through insurance on Monday to see what the price will be. If it's a decent price we are transferring the script into my Pharmacy so I can always plan ahead and make sure she has her supplies. If there is something holding us back I will be walking my family through the financial assistance program process. Omnipods will be next. I can't imagine how it was back in the 70s. I am determined to make my nieces life as normal as humanly possible. I dont want anything to hold her back in life. She is only 5, she has alot of life in her. Currently she is getting pricked upwards of 7 times a day right now as my whole family is very new at this and want to be absolutely sure of her BG readings. My poor niece needs her Dexcom Stat so my family can leave her little poor fingers alone.

[@LarrySaikouXx]

Damn bro ur sisters lucky af! I'm allergic to my sensors and I won't go near dexcoms and omni pods through the fear of my burns I get from them. I got diagnosed back in 2013 when I was 5, now 10 years later and being 16, my best friend helps me and tells my bf to back off its her job 😂😂

[@katiemac4290]

It might have just startled her a bit if she wasn't fully asleep after being moved. You're doing great mom!

[@virginiaperl7322]

You said that right, you're doing great mom!❤

[@Y3w3lz]

Yeah, this is what I was thinking. She may have been between sleep cycles or was on a lighter one after she was move. The fact she didn't fully wake up shows how good mom is about making it as painless as possible for her. Great job, Mom!!!

[@luciez]

​@@Y3w3lz even if she did wake up that doesn't mean it's painful

[@Izzy-cp8yt]

​@@luciez I mean, she's getting a needle stabbed into her, so yeah, it hurts.

[@mayamayonaisse]

Yea

[@GigglePoot23]

You’re obviously a pro! But a tip would be to stimulate (like touch or squeeze) another part of her body to distract her mind from the sensation of the needle and cannula insertion. Just a thought! Keep on being an amazing momma to this brave little girl ❤

[@CheekieCharlie]

Or even shaking it like docs do before local

[@lisashelleby4464]

Just let her breastfeed then

[@KarmaHarm]

Good advice 🎉

[@erinmaxwell8133]

What is cannula? What a trooper she is

[@morganboggis03]

@@erinmaxwell8133 cannula is just the needle

[@brianwebb8136]

The fact she sleeps through these procedures speaks volumes to the amount of care you provide her. For her, it’s business as usual, mama’s got this.

[@LoveByNicole]

Quick suggestion. Invest in numbing cream if you ever worry about pain. I recommend prilocaine/lidocaine. It numbs the nerves and she won't even feel the needle. Anyone that's afraid of needles , try some numbing cream. Just put the cream on, wrap the area in plastic wrap so that it gets deep into the skin and let it sit for like 30 minutes. Won't feel a thing. I'm a patient care tech at a dialysis clinic and that's what they use. The needles are pretty thick. So I know it'll be a game changer for these little pods. EDIT: Make sure to wash the area after removing the wrap and then wipe it down with an alcohol pad to insure the area is sterile.

[@franchescaslife6736]

This is amazing

[@giftedsisters8571]

Gotta recommend from a doctor though being that it is a lil harsh on children use other than for teething symptoms

[@eniskayran7657]

Yeah but the area has to be 100% clean so you can only use alcohol wipes

[@beawolfe]

I used to use this as a little kid when I first started on insulin pump therapy, the problem is that it takes time to come into effect and when it's a little kid who is already anxious about needles, sitting there thinking about it for half an hour is not a good time. I remember deciding at age seven that I'd rather just get it over with hah

[@Mooncrest0]

Numbing cream is not good to use all the time

[@debramclaughlin6946]

My son is now 35 and was diagnosed with T1D when 5. I watch you young mothers today compares to what we have to manage his sugars and my heart is bursting with all kinds of emotions. My son started to pump when he was 11 and I thank God everyday for the wonderful management skills we had as a family and as a community. Never be afraid of telling your daughter the truth about diabetes the more she and you both know the more success will be in your lives. God bless

[@ellenritt7667]

My son same age. DX age 11, 5th grade. The finger pricks were so much worse the needle injection at the time. And, we were told the finger pricks was a huge advancement. And the testing pricks were 7-8 times a day.

[@annalt6426]

My husband is a grown man and he jumps when it inserts. I can’t imagine how scary it is to be woken up by it as a baby 😢 you’re doing great, she’s doing great. It’ll only get easier

[@AafrinPathan-ek7fj]

❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@wolflinggon5664]

My husband is Type 2 and he jumps every time the tiny needle for his CGM pierces. My daughter calls it his Button

[@bnnieart]

I also jump when it inserts lol

[@pablozurita2996]

When it is being inserted, try suqeezing his hand to direct attention away from it!

[@starwarrior4056]

Can someone tell me what r these for?

[@christinemchenry4962]

I'm an adult with type1 and I hate this disease. your such a great mom.

[@ihopeihitmyhead]

It's not a disease it's a sickness and I know that because I also have diabetes

[@Pringles7170]

@@ihopeihitmyhead wait how diabetes a sickness and not a disease? I’m curious on what you mean?

[@servicedogfozzy1269]

@@ihopeihitmyheaduts a Cronin disease lol

[@ihopeihitmyhead]

Ok first of all service dog fizzy that was not funny. And second of all it is not Cronin disease. And that’s actually mean that you said that like WTH is wrong with you

[@servicedogfozzy1269]

@@ihopeihitmyhead it is a chronic disease in literal medical terms… chronic=long lasting, non curable. That’s what it is in medical terms 😂 idk why your so annoyed when that’s literally what it is in medical terms

[@Divya-ht5in]

We all are talking about how brave the child is which she is but let's take a moment to acknowledge how brave the mom is to do this .... I would be crying everytime and don't know if i could handle it ... And here sne is doing it with a straight face .... Hats off to you 💕💕✨✨ !!! Edit - it's so lovely that so many people in the comments have faith in a mother's effort and will to fight such circumstances and the encouragement this comment section has is just beautiful 🥰💕✨✨

[@sofiadvis]

You don’t replace the pod everyday you replace it when it expires

[@hopelovewright4248]

They expire pretty much every 10 days. Thats how often you have to change them. Thank god it isnt everyday. I hate it.

[@Divya-ht5in]

@@sofiadvis oh... Thanks for telling me i didn't know, I'll edit it ..

[@Divya-ht5in]

@@hopelovewright4248 Thanks for the info... I have never had to deal with it so really uninformed about it ...

[@courtneyzolnowski3284]

I would be crying too, I can't imagine doing this to my baby 😢 your a good mama

[@TheQueenVictoria62]

What a good Mommy. Love you are breastfeeding her. Hugs and Prayers

[@Mary-momof8]

Awww, what a sweetheart!! ❤ So sorry she has to have these devices.😢

[@r4ndomcitizen]

I have been a diabetic since I was 6 years old. I commend you for doing an amazing job. My mother had a really hard time raising a diabetic son and it breaks my heart she didn't have the omnipod/dexcom system that we have today. The stress that women must have gone through. We are so lucky today. You remind me of my mother and you are doing amazing.

[@telmaalvarez3106]

No ufense but to much info😂

[@EvolJas]

@@telmaalvarez3106 uh… how? This is a valid comment. How do you expect people to interact online?😬

[@reaghanisadora]

i’m almost as same as you, im 11 years old right now, and i’ve had type one diabetes since i was 1 yr and 3 months old. it’s been really hard all of these years, but when you have something quote on quote “wrong” with you, god made you like that for a reason. he chooses the strong ones😊.

[@jennifergraceh]

@@telmaalvarez3106not at all! Sharing personal experiences creates a sense of community and normalizes health issues! I believe people should share MORE about their stories because it helps reduce stigma (I’m not saying there’s stigma around this in particular but other things like mental health and addiction-which is totally unrelated to this comment and I’m going off on a tangent but whatever 😂) To the OP, I appreciate reading your experience!

[@roopkd]

@@telmaalvarez3106 no, I think it’s the perfect amount of info. We learn from others stories and experiences, so I see nothing wrong with this

[@user-qk7lh4wl6e]

“She got some boobie and went back to bed” 😂😂 I know it sounds weird but you gotta out that in the baby book for when she gets older! Mine was “two sucks and she was out” 😂😂

[@0FlowerPop0]

😂😂😂😂😂😂 nice

[@princessamber18]

Ummmm I need help from other breast feeding mommas! My son has had a rough life… losing my husband and his father when he was 14 months old then being attacked my a dog and losing his entire nose when he was 3. Anyway he’s turning 6 on April 5 and he’s still getting booby at bed time 🤦🏽‍♀️ I have literally tried everything to get him to stop! I realize it’s getting to the point it’s weird but it’s clearly his comfort blanket! I don’t know how to make him stop!!!!!!!!!!!

[@cam_zzzz]

@@princessamber18 don't think this is the best solution, but this is what my mom did: She started wearing sports bras around me and said that my new baby bottles were just her breasts but they were chopped off lmao

[@noliferoblox]

@@princessamber18 you’re gonna have to, at the very least make it a slow process switching to bottles and other recommended ideas that’s best to mimicking breastfeeding. if you don’t, that baby won’t wanna let go and that’s a lot of stress on mommy and find baby a new way of comfort, try what you can keeping a bond with you and your child

[@RIForg]

​@@princessamber18 Hi Hun, I would have loved to continue for as long as you, I think its such a wonderful bond. I'm assuming kiddo is speaking in full sentences though so it's time to have a discussion about being a big kid now, and that their responsibility is to drink from a cup. Do a count down from 10 days and mark them off on a calendar, treat it as graduation and celebrate it and try to make it their decision. Best of luck!

[@Ya_boi_jasper]

She had the same reaction when you wake up a mom lmao 😂

[@Awesomestarss]

Byeeeee

[@_Yourmom_Ishot]

Fr

[@nat_jack]

bro my mom be gettin WWII flashbacks fr

[@_Yourmom_Ishot]

@@nat_jack that’s literally my grandpa

[@yourmomisavibe]

my mom punches if you wake her you duck

[@abisummers6789]

as a t1d myself, thank you for sharing your content! also, it's so kind, caring, and sweet of you to change your kid's pod while they're sleeping. that way they barely notice the canula insertion. I remember when I was first diagnosed and how afraid of needles I was. seeing parents like you make the effort to make your child's life easier and more comfortable warms my heart.

[@carrollkohinor4466]

You are an amazing mother......i know such a mother who fought to keep her boy alive. Count your blessings

[@debbiecagliarini4421]

This breaks my heart. You are doing an amazing job I'm caring for her, she is lucky to have you to look after her xx

[@patriciamoon4469]

God bless you 🙏 You are a good Mommy for waiting till she is asleep to change her pods. I had my twins 7 weeks early and they were on heart monitors for almost a year and I was constantly having to change the suction cups on their chest to keep it clean. They are 38 years old now. I thank you for doing this because I am sure this is helping a lot of Mommies and Daddy’s out there ❤️

[@maryll49]

Your such a great mom and it's breast milk who cares. You are doing your job as mom. Much praise for you.

[@ailoriarayne5086]

Formula doesn't make a mom a bad mom. It's just another way to feed a child

[@sarahalviz979]

@@ailoriarayne5086 When they said “it’s just breast milk who cares” they were talking about people complaining about the mom showing her breastfeeding her child.

[@draculauraxox]

You can’t show yourself naked on KZbin, even if you are breastfeeding. She isn’t ashamed of it, she just doesn’t want her content taken down

[@Realfrenchie]

Poor little thing, I wish her the best...

[@vibebeautiful1805]

Bless you all. As a 37 year old Type 1 diabetic, I know this is alot. Great job Mom and baby! #CureDiabetes I still believe!

[@AshleyNicholieScott]

You're such a good mommy I know this has to be hard but you're using it to teach which makes it beautiful thank you for sharing your wonderful story much love to you and your little one...

[@amandawitherspoon5225]

Poor baby. I wish that babies never have had anything wrong with them. I'm glad she is that calm with it.

[@ASHEXXED]

As a type one diabetic, I find joy in this video. Stamp of approval ❤

[@milavargas1031]

I admire the parents that have children with these kind of needs. You are all amazing.

[@markfowler7400]

As a type 1 for 27 yrs I am so thankful for the advancements in the last few years for kids like her and their parents so they can have CGMs (continuous glucose monitors) I see she uses the Dexcom g6 like I do ,to check her sugars and with the Onmipod like she has or insulin pump like I use on a closed loop system and parents being able to monitor what’s going on 24/7 with their child’s bloodsugar it’s a BLESSING , GOD BLESS 🙏🦋

[@aaronhilton4358]

OMG you're such a nice and caring mother may God bless you and your familiy Wow thank you for all the likes

[@EmilyJelassi]

I jump sometimes too. Most of the time, it’s fine, but then there are the times when it hurts a lot more. She’s such a brave little cutie 😊

[@eishazia5189]

This baby is so freaking brave and strong

[@theresapippin8523]

What a huge undertaking you have to care for your beautiful daughter! I can just see the love you have for her by the caring way you take care of her ❤ God bless you and your daughter 🙏

[@kathryndrye149]

Sweet girl ♡ i cannot imagine hownyour momma heart breaks a little bit with every poke 😢 Good job taking care mom! You're a strong woman (as are all moms takin care of their babes ♡)

[@myly132]

I pray for your daughter will be strong and get better better everyday

[@katie4548]

Shout out to all the Type 1 parents- you’re doing a great job ❤️

[@brittanyflores494]

Your such a strong mama ❤

[@andsoitgoes1142]

Bless you for being the mom that you are.

[@clairsmiley8053]

Mama is the best! Addy is too cute but Mama is an inspiration!!!

[@cami5279]

Her flinching scared the shit out of me

[@n0vellette]

I was diagnosed at 18 months... She's so brave. Try rubbing or otherwise stimulating her other arm to distract from the sensation. I actually pinch myself on the opposite side of my stomach where I put my pod and it makes it hurt less. Sadly my parents were never this gentle giving me injections (I was pre pump diabetic) so I grew up to fear everything diabetes. As an adult I haven't gotten any of my monthly bloodworks done... It's terrible and I know I should be doing it, but I struggle too much on my own. Your compassion and care towards her and this absolutely despicable disease will help her grow up confident in herself and the monster she has to waltz for the rest of her life.

[@reaghanisadora]

no way, we we’re almost diagnosed at the same time! i’ve had diabetes for a long time, 15 months! 😂

[@rickychettri4255]

My Brave Angel 😇 and your mom you both had very strong heart ❤ 💙 I am a grown man but it is very hard to imagine me in your situation

[@anitamartin5558]

My goodness what a patient mama you are. Many blessings for you and your family ❤

[@theuzumakikay8647]

“She got some boobie and went back to bed” RELATABLE😂🙌🏽 that’s the only good thing about breastfeeding for me anymore. Easy to get them back to bed.

[@Izzywizzyyy7282]

Her little gasp when is shot made me giggle but she’s so stronggg!!

[@zoehicks880]

Her gasp made you giggle? I cringed, she sounded like she was in pain

[@Izzywizzyyy7282]

@@zoehicks880 nice

[@z0mbie.bl00d]

@@zoehicks880 It startled her, calm down.

[@taetinytan_Fictions]

It's really makes me sad seeing such a beautiful angel going through something like this.. She's so brave even the mom is very brave.. must say like mother like daughter..

[@eviedevi.]

?shes not getting tortured or anything

[@clarissajuarez84]

What an amazing, wonderful Mommy! God Bless you!! ♡♡

[@briannajones3377]

U go mamma awesome job she is a lucky baby girl to have a great mommy blessing and prayers your way u all got this

[@lynnjanuary5411]

Addi is doing so much better...her first few times made me cry...

[@joycelangon5782]

Such a good mama. It is hard to be the parent who has to tend to medical needs of your child. Beautiful baby girl. I am sure nursing comforted her back to sleep. God bless you both

[@keyasiaparks4867]

Omg I’m 18 going on 19 now and I’ve never actually seen someone diagnosed as young as I was she’s adorable 🫶🏽

[@lauriemapplebeck1286]

God bless you mom. You’re doing a fantastic job.

[@tiffanypowell5233]

This baby is such a rockstar! In all the videos I've seen she's never complaining or crying or anything. If only the strength and resilience that kiddos have would follow into adulthood the world would truly be a better place. You've done a great job with her so Keep doing what you're doing momma!

[@tinytot7434]

My son was type 1 he passed in 2020 at 34 I pray for your sweet girl ,and God Bless you ,and yours you are a super mom!Enjoy every moment ❤️

[@MariaAgnesQuinn]

Sorry for your loss. 💕

[@MackRoss20]

I’m so sorry for your loss 😢

[@shadowwalker1650]

she's a strong girl. Ive had cancer for a my whole 17 years of life so I get tones of shots a pokes, but something like that would scare me. that's the one thing I can't stand is needles.

[@solitairian986]

the good thing about insulin pumps is that you cant see the needle and you can barely feel it ❤

[@mingming243]

It made me jump when she jumped 😭

[@christinakamei7287]

I really broke my heart whenever I saw this. God bless her n u r amazing mom

[@kekefarrar3332]

You’re an amazing momma! My heart hurts that she has to have this. But I know it hurts you more. My daughter was born with a rare bone and joint defect called Arthrogryposis and she goes through so much. It takes some strong mommas to see our babies go through what no one should have to

[@PresleyPerrow]

That scared the living daylights out of me

[@aliciapio188]

lol I haven't heard someone say this since the 90's thanks for that blast from the past 💕

[@PresleyPerrow]

@@aliciapio188 lol

[@normasilva8443]

What a great mommy ❤️

[@Hxuffux]

“she got some boobie and went back to bed” my favourite line lmaoaoao

[@fw6667]

You are doing such a good job of caring for your child and importantly educating your child as well as hundreds of people online

[@svalera7428]

God bless this Kid God bless this momma. !!!

[@christinatumlinson6369]

Aww... The poor darling... Glad you know what to do...

[@KJsingsBroadway]

I just received my omnipod 5. About to set it up

[@solitairian986]

Congratulations!! I start omnipod 5 in a few months ❤

[@queencars802]

You're doing all this AND breastfeeding?! Holy momma of the year! You're doing an amazing job and deserve more praise! Doing all this would be hard enough but breastfeeding as well? You are one strong mom!

[@christyscott543]

Sweet baby. I'm on the same closed-loop system and it has been a game changer for me. Taking them off can be a pain sometimes. I use a fingertip sprayer with alcohol and spray under the adhesive as I pull it up. There's one in my purse at all times lol. I learned this at the hospital when a nurse was removing my iv tape with hand sanitizer. I thought why not spray it on. It works with all medical tape/adhesive. Thank you for sharing your journey. She is one amazing kiddo and probably gets it from her parents 😉. Diabetes awareness is important especially for the teams developing these life-saving and giving you your life back devices. Keep up the good work. God bless you all! ❤

[@kimlorton3002]

Your excellent and beyond care for her type I, will ensure she knows how to care for herself as she gets old enough to help, and then do it herself. I am so happy they have made such medical gains in treating, and treatment of juvenile type 1 diabetes. Thank you, for taking the stigma for this, away!

[@lea-sophiethier2287]

I would love to know what such a pod looks like from the inside Can you take one apart and show it? I think that would also be totally interesting for the child 🥰

[@Pinkalooo]

They might be rather pricey, I don't think that'd be worth it. It's also a waste of something her child very much needs. That being said I'm not actually sure how much they cost but it's still a medical resource her child needs to live, probably not a good idea.

[@crystalrusmisel1832]

@@Pinkalooo she can take one apart after it’s been used

[@solitairian986]

they just look like circuit boards, theres a little battery nd stuff yeah not very special

[@snape28]

No doubt that she is a tough girl and you are both strong as heck for going thru this every day. However, these videos are showing her in a very vulnerable and private way. She can't really consent to having these private medical videos on the internet for the world to see. She may not appreciate it when she is older.

[@Grace-2010op]

Dude shes educating ppl on diabetes im pretty sure the daughter wouldnt mind i have diabetes and I shure wouldn't mind if ppm would be educated

[@peggysnyder1054]

I think it's a great thing she's doing. The only thing I don't agree with is still giving her the boob.She eats and drinks table food,give her some water.

[@closuitm]

Well said, I agree

[@Jocelyn_slayed]

That’s just messed up about what you said she’s so little she’s going to love it

[@kathyryder828]

​@JOCELYN BOYD Their comment is not messed up. It's valid. Children cannot give informed consent to having videos of themselves posted on social media. This violates her right to privacy.

[@Wicky_Licky]

Oh she’s a diabetic? Poor baby! You seem like a very good mother! I’m glad you take care of her so well!!

[@rain_makes_videos5656]

The noise when she got spooked 😭😭 bless her heart. Y’all doing great ❤

[@maryann6808]

Oh bless her heart that sweet baby..i don't understand why these babies have to go thru this

[@VioletWings1353]

Using your child's private medical conditions as a way to make money isn't a good idea. Child exploitation. She's too young to consent. This is very bad parenting.

[@toca_slay_queen]

This is a channel for awareness. Lots of parents make KZbin channels about their child's medical condition to make people aware. Just look at a channel like Lexi's Leukemia Warriors. They make videos mainly so people are aware of Lexi's condition, not for the money. It's the same thing with this channel. Although the owners of both this channel and Lexi's Leukemia Warriors make money, it's not the main reason why they make videos. This channel is a vlog channel too so that's why the mom constantly shows Addie going through the same thing in each video

[@T-Aric]

trust issues when sleeping will be calling in a few years. Trauma builds off everything. I hope she takes the constant needling and poking like a queen and is fine later.

[@krystaldispatchbetttymcgin7702]

Shes a type one diabetic. Needles are going to be a part of her life, the rest of her life. Its better to do it while they are asleep so they dont thrash around. A baby that young doesnt understand why its being done. Sorry but "needling and poking" is what is keeping her alive.

[@AHernandez5]

Breastmilk is magic!

[@mommy4rn]

As a type 1 myself ( for about 35 yrs), you are such an awesome momma! I'm a RN and a diabetes educator. You are doing everything right girl!

[@sandragrant1785]

Lord, bless her precious little heart.

[@CarMaBear]

It's not just me who thinks this is inappropriate for the wider KZbin audience, is it? Not saying these videos aren't important, just the vulnerability your child entrusts to you seems like moments not meant for anyone but her family and friends?

[@anastasia_aa799]

does it hurt her?

[@burgerkingfootlettuce531]

Yeah it hurts

[@anastasia_aa799]

@@burgerkingfootlettuce531 oh i am sorry for her

[@solitairian986]

It really shouldnt hurt, I use the same thing and it’s completely painless unless you hit a vein or muscle. the worst part of it is the clicking sound 😅

[@birgisfatima5912]

My baby my angle

[@hallestoes1]

😢 startled baby. You doing what you gotta mama but it just squeezed my heart when she jumped❤

[@deannamassey]

My best friend has a nephew with the same diabetic issue. I'm also a diabetic and old. Ur a great mama. Thank you for your videos 😊

[@milkcherry5191]

why do parents post videos of their young children like this? your kid is a person too, how would you feel if you were filmed without permission while sleeping and posted on the internet? do you not care about creeps? just yikes

[@bugr0ttz]

it's educational and they're spreading awareness. You have no IDEA how many people are asking about t1 diabetes, what the pods are for, how they can help, etc.

[@Bluerain0805]

@@bugr0ttz that’s great for everyone watching but this is a child who is sleeping and can in no way consent. I feel so awful having watched this. I wish I could figure out how to keep stuff like this out of my feed.

[@LovesLakes]

Totally agree. I often wonder why some parents feel a need to post so much about their children. It’s like they think they’re the first ones to ever have cute kids. If this one is to be educational, and I understand there might be a need, it could be done with more of a closeup of the area and not identifying the child.

[@LovesLakes]

@@bugr0ttz if the intent is to be educational, it could be done by not showing the whole child or using her name. The camera could focus solely on the area where the pod is. That’s all that’s necessary.

[@parneetkaur803]

So cute baby

[@redhdslvt]

I would suggest not posting this, cause there are a lot of creepy people on the internet looking for moms who post videos of their child for them to use please just be careful

[@savannahhoward1327]

that’s what i’m saying!! how do people know their child will be preyed upon by pedos but just say “whatever i have millions of subscribers who cares” disgusting 🤢

[@PepsPotion]

I was looking some these comment. I completely agree!!

[@memyselfandi8004]

Bless her little heart. And also bless mum too 💕

[@GenesisBlader5565]

I was diagnosed at 3 months old and I’ve had it all my life, it’s honestly wholesome to see someone with the same condition as me at a younger age with her mother helping her step by step. I praise you for all of the hard work

[@shessupersalty]

Your conent that you get paid from shouldn't include your child. Gross. This is her medical journey, not something for you to gain notoriety from. One or two changes is great for education but it's every change. People don't need to see this.

[@kathyryder828]

Parents shouldn't post videos of their kids at all. Children can't provide informed consent for having videos of themselves posted on social media. Videos like these aren't necessary at all. Education for parents of diabetic kids can be provided by health professionals.

[@jessicam5226]

💯 agree with both of you!!! It's so sad..

[@hollypuckett3931]

Have you ever heard of something called information sharing and awareness building? You’re really trying to do something here, huh? While I do agree that our children should not be monetized, this account isn’t exploitative. She’s sharing experiences and information and for mothers with children in similar situations, I can only imagine this community is invaluable. Save your vigilante keyboard justice for those that deserve it

[@Asmr_girl123]

Bro why you showing that?!

[@Violetta-ql8mg]

Isn’t she a little too old to get breastfed still?

[@bugr0ttz]

no. she's around 3 or 4. normal age

[@pioneerprepper2048]

Nope

[@20PINKluvr]

​@@bugr0ttzshouldve been done by 2. 4 is way too old

[@toca_slay_queen]

​@@20PINKluvr It's actually fine to breastfeed still. Not common, but still fine

[@trenawawrzyniak4397]

My heart goes out to you. I am a retired RN and a type 2 insulin dependent diabetic. As I am sure you know every thing you eat or drink shows up in your breast milk. On one hand no sugar for you as well as your daughter. Good Momma. In the last July I opened a 20yr.old skin graft on my shin from a car accident. I got Sepsis was on 3different antibiotics for a month in a IV. I had a pic line so easy . The antibiotics ruined my stomach and I lost 47pounds. Good thing since I lost all the weight my blood sugar levels are awesome. Using Lantus every other day. And only humalog 4 units at most. My doctor even was able to cut my BP meds in half. Bad thing no Dexcom for a yr. No I watch for low blood sugar levels.

[@Mossyon4legs]

She is such a brave girl she didn’t even cry!😊

[@meulenko]

Kinda weird to be recording your child to put on the internet, THEN showing breast feeding.

[@bugr0ttz]

spreading awareness and letting other diabetic people know they aren't alone is also important. it's also educational; You have no IDEA how many people are asking about t1 diabetes, what the pods are for, how they can help, etc.

[@alesbianhotmess]

​@@bugr0ttz yes but the child is very young. What if she doesn't want these videos up when she's an adult?

[@bugr0ttz]

@alesbianhotmess I get your concern about her privacy. But seriously, the video can be taken down later her, or her family, decides it's not appropriate to keep it up. spreading awareness and education about diabetes is important, and many parents of diabetic children choose to share their experiences online to access a supportive community and help others going through similar situations. it's up to the child and their family to decide what they are comfortable with sharing publicly.

[@lorrainedaniels365]

what's weird about any of it.

[@graygraymayday4002]

Look, there’s nothing wrong with diabetes and I wish you guys the best but like do u really need to film this

[@okay12322]

Yes they do

[@bugr0ttz]

educational and spreading awareness.

[@bugr0ttz]

You have no IDEA how many people are asking about t1 diabetes, what the pods are for, how they can help, etc.

[@graygraymayday4002]

@@bugr0ttz chill jamal

[@bugr0ttz]

@graygraymayday4002 i was just giving my opinion, no need to make a racist joke.

[@wutlillyy]

She’s 3 and you still breast feed her? That’s so weird 🧐🧐😊

[@TariotFrog]

i mean where is the milk gona go? it doesnt hurt anyone

[@hollypuckett3931]

It’s not weird. What IS though, is commenting on someone else’s parenting like you have any right to. Be better

[@dragonire_dino0856]

The only weird thing here is you thinking it's okay to comment on somebody's parenting when they're doing nothing wrong

[@wutlillyy]

@@dragonire_dino0856 the internet is for comments, hence why there’s a comment section

[@LEMON-bo2bq]

There's nothing wrong with breastfeeding at that age.

[@Amber-k8d]

God bless that sweet girl. 🥰

[@brihill23]

Poor girl. You're such a good mama

[@thesoundoftheocean3839]

If I were that kid you’d never catch me sleeping, that is childhood trust issues right there 😂

[@ero_dynamic_dominion]

You’d be grateful to have this done while you’re asleep (barely awake) rather than fully awake. It makes things easier for the both of you and you’re most likely gonna get over it and forget about it quicker lol

[@savannahhoward1327]

not to mention the mom is posting this for millions of pedos to see and they comment really creepy shit - AND HER MOM STILL POSTS HER SLEEPING IN HER UNDERWEAR EVEN THO THE PEDOS ARE OPENLY COMMENTING DISGUSTING WEIRD SHIT

[@TheUnderCoverMother2020]

​@@ero_dynamic_dominionYep also pain receptors aren't so awake either. I suffer from chronic pain and there is no pain while asleep. If someone wakes me up quickly instead of gradually. My pain hits me like a freight train. I take my time waking up so my pain comes back on more slowly as my brain wakes up... and I stay in bed watching stuff until my pain is back under control at a more manageable level. That wake up pain is a beast.