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T1D Kids
Managing Type 1 Diabetes is Hard...
But Your Child Doesn’t Have to Do It Alone.
A type 1 diabetes diagnosis can feel overwhelming—for both kids and parents. Suddenly, there’s so much to learn, and it’s easy to feel like you’re facing this alone.
But you don’t have to figure it all out by yourself.
At T1D Kids, we help children and families navigate life with type 1 diabetes—so kids can still be kids, chase their dreams, and live life with confidence.
T1D Might Change Some Things—But It Won’t Change Your Child’s Future.
Join our free community today and help your child feel supported, confident, and in control of their diabetes.
T1D Doesn’t Come with a Handbook—But We’re Here to Help.
Navigating Type 1 Diabetes is Hard—But You Don’t Have to Do It Alone.
- Get clear answers to your biggest questions so that you don’t have to spend hours searching for reliable information—you’ll know exactly what to do next.
- Make managing diabetes feel simple and less overwhelming so that you can focus on helping your child live a full, happy life without constantly second-guessing yourself.
- Find a supportive community of kids & parents who understand so that your child never feels alone in their diagnosis and you have a network of parents who truly "get it."
When your child is diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, it can feel like you’ve been handed a complex puzzle with no instructions. Suddenly, you're balancing blood sugar levels, carb counting, and insulin doses—while trying to reassure your child that everything will be okay. It’s a lot to take in, and no parent should have to figure it all out on their own.
That’s why we created T1D Kids—a supportive, expert-backed community where families can get the answers, encouragement, and confidence they need to navigate type 1 diabetes with ease. Whether you're looking for practical tips, emotional support, or just a place where your child can connect with others who understand, we’re here to help.
MEET THE FOUNDER
Forrest DeVore
As a Type 1 diabetic for the past eight years, Forrest DeVore knows firsthand the challenges of managing diabetes while living an active lifestyle. A former football, baseball, and wrestling athlete, he refused to let diabetes hold him back—and now, he's helping kids do the same.
Forrest created T1D Kids to build a thriving community where young diabetics feel supported, empowered, and excited about taking control of their health. Unlike anything else out there, T1D Kids isn’t just about education—it’s about transformation.
Having personally lowered his A1C from 11 to 7, Forrest knows what it takes to turn things around. Through an engaging Discord community, weekly coaching, and interactive support, kids can lower their A1C, gain confidence, and build lifelong habits for a healthier future.
Forrest believes that managing diabetes shouldn’t feel isolating or overwhelming. That’s why T1D Kids is built on fun, connection, and real results—helping kids not only improve their health but also enjoy the journey.
The mission? To help young diabetics turn their lives around and thrive.
The vision? To grow an unstoppable community that makes diabetes management easier, more engaging, and more empowering than ever before.
Is Your Child Struggling with Type 1 Diabetes?
Does this sound familiar?
- You have so many questions, but finding clear answers feels impossible.
- You feel frustrated because there’s not enough support.
- Your child feels isolated, like no one else understands what they’re going through.
- You’re worried about how diabetes will affect your child’s favorite activities.
A new diagnosis—or even years of managing type 1—can feel lonely. But you’re not alone.
That’s why we created T1D Kids—a safe space where kids with type 1 diabetes (and their parents) can connect, get expert-backed advice, and learn how to navigate T1D with confidence.