Good job! The only really scary one is hypoglycemia (<4 mmol/L blood glucose), since they're so young chances are they won't be able to compensate like adults can. We can get an adult in DKA, blood pH of 7.0 and they're still talking and walking like nothing is wrong lol. If it's consistently above 10 mmol/L, it's really not that big a deal for a few days or even months. It just makes them feel shitty and not sleep well, they should be okay otherwise

I'm sure you know all this, I dunno guess I'm just talking shop cause I'm a peds nurse. When we get new diabetics in DKA, after correcting pH, ketones and potassium, we leave them between 10 to 15 for a few days as the doctors and dieticians figure out the right insulin regime and carb count ratios.