Hypoglymic newborn by maternal insulin

A lady acquired diabetes during pregnancy.It was not taken care of at all and had it with insulin during pregnancy.It turns out that the newborn meets a glucose of 50. Now, the question.
The nursing mother will pass insulin to the baby, or with the use of formula and breast milk can increase her glucose to compensate for insulin mismatch?

With 50?That is normal in a baby .. mine was born with 16 with a perfectly controlled diabetes. He has no mismatch.

@Diegoa, who has had to put insulin in pregnancy, is not for not taking care.And yes, you can breastfeed without any problem ... in milk there is no insulin.

I know he didn't take care of himself.I know personally.It allowed overweight, did no management to maintain healthy control.But how good to know that insulin does not happen to the lecha

mari said:
with 50?That is normal in a baby .. mine was born with 16 with a perfectly controlled diabetes. He has no mismatch.

Well then I am more confused.According to the DR is low

Hypoglycemia in the newborn
What is hypoglycemia in the newborn?
Hypoglycemia is a disorder in which the amount of glucose (sugar) in blood is lower than normal (below 50 mg/dl).

It is really perfect.

The newborn when it goes out to extrauterine life, passes through or transition period or neonatal adaptation, so hypoglycemia is normal we must worry when it is below 45 since there would require observation