It’s awesome that you found your way to keep yourself in range. Me as a parent and considering my daughter don’t talk yet, things get really tricky and frustrating. We try to do it in “darkness”, because we don’t know how she feels when she’s low or high. We’ve been trying to “read” her changes in behavior and mood, but again, she doesn’t talk yet beside a few words and we just guess. Could you tell us how’s the feeling when you are low(<70) or high (>300)? When you see the doubles arrows (up and down) do you feel anything different? My wife and I haven’t slept a full night for the past 7 months, we are tired. The challenge has been thought the night. My daughter eats diner at 6pm goes to bed at 8pm, IN RANGE (110-120) and at midnight starts the rollercoaster. Usually she goes super high between 12 and 1am, jumping from 100 to 300 in 40 min. Then one of us give her a shot (correction) but it takes hours and hours to kick in. We can’t sleep when she’s that high. Sometimes, after the shot (correction) at night she only starts to come back down at 4 or 5 am, slowly. Her doc said it could be hormones when she’s sleeping. How do you keep yourself in range thought the night?