How to NOT spike (so much) after a meal?

ClaudnDaye
Fri, 07 Apr 2017 17:46:50 +0000
Toddler

So I gather some parents have kids who don’t spike after they eat (at least not above 250) and I’m wondering how the heck that’s possible? Every single meal (well, 8 out of 10) he eats, he goes up over 250…sometimes around 300. He goes back down within 3 hours and that’s been our main concern thus far is just ensuring that his postprandial comes back down to within +/- 30 points from his pre-meal BG…and when he doesn’t we adjust I:C accordingly. I’m just wondering how we can avoid the big spikes (the roller-coasters)…does it boil down to really food choice?

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