sugar intake in children

Are there any alternatives to sugary drinks?

Yes, there are several healthier alternatives to sugary drinks including water, milk, and unsweetened herbal teas. Infusing water with fresh fruits like lemon, berries, or mint can make it more appealing to children without adding sugar.

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