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Optimal management of Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) requires careful orchestration of insulin dosing with blood glucose values, food intake, activity levels, and concurrent illness. This is particularly burdensome for caretakers of very young children. Continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) provide useful real-time blood glucose information. Yet, data suggest that their use in young children can reduce severe hypoglycemia but does not consistently improve the time that blood glucose values are in an optimal range.

Strategies to Increase Time in Range in Children Wearing Continuous Glucose Monitors