Water is very important for good health, and our bodies need water to work properly. Drinking water every day promotes good digestion, healthy skin and healthy teeth. Water doesn’t have any sugar, sweeteners or caffeine which are often found in other drinks, so water is the best choice.
Ways to encourage children to drink water
Always take a bottle of water with you when you go out
Avoid buying sweetened drinks and having them in the house
Freeze fresh fruits and use them as ice cubes in water
Pack water in their lunch boxes and over-night bags
Add slices of lemon or orange to water to make it more interesting
Which drinks should you limit or avoid?
Sweetened drinks contain a lot of sugar and sometimes caffeine, so they should only be consumed occasionally, or not at all.
Cordial
Energy drinks
Soft drinks
Sports drinks
Flavoured mineral water
The sugar, sweeteners or caffeine in drinks may cause:
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