The juice box has been a lunchbox staple for a long time, providing kids with the hydration and nutrition necessary to get through the school day — or so parents thought. Recent studies on the ...

“We couldn’t really see any reason why juice was still part of the potential recommendation for 6- to 12-month-old kids,” said Dr. Steven A. Abrams, chairman of the Department of Pediatrics ...

Should we tell our kids to cut it out? Maybe so. About two-thirds of kids have had at least one soda, fruit juice or sports drink on a given day, according to a recent study from the Centers for ...

“We couldn’t really see any reason why juice was still part of the potential recommendation for 6- to 12-month-old kids,” said Dr. Steven A. Abrams, chairman of the Department of Pediatrics ...

Parents prioritize kids' health with homemade drinks like kesar badam milk and haldi doodh, ensuring essential nutrients without artificial additives. Recipes incorporate almonds, saffron ...

The drinks are meant to be an alternative to the sugary beverages kids often consume, which are the No. 1 source of added sugar in American children’s diets. Close to two-thirds of children have ...

However, a new study has found that drinking fruit juice as a child could limit your risk of obesity as an adult. The research from Swansea University followed 14,000 children from birth to adulthood ...