I'm the mother of 3 boys, two are school age, and the youngest, now 4 years old has Type 1 Diabetes. Following Aidan's diagnosis at 2 1/2 years, we quickly discovered that giving insulin injections was really tough when you couldn't easily get to skin you needed. It was tough wrestling with clothing, getting things ready, testing blood sugar, drawing up insulin, and of course, actually injecting an often moving target. This process proved to be especially traumatic at night, when Aidan would be sleeping, and the whole thing ended up waking him up, unhappy as you can imagine.

What I've since developed and patented to make this problem a little less traumatic and definitely smoother, is a COLLECTION OF ACTIVE WEAR AND PAJAMAS with specially designed openings (arms & thighs) to give quick, easy access to key injection zones - "lickety-split!"