A new study found that parents were 17% less likely to buy sugary drinks for their kids when the beverages had picture health warnings on the products.
“Kids can get used to having sugary drinks and they don’t want to give them up,” Anderson says.and milk as options while your child is up and about, a technique that works particularly well for younger children, she says.
“This sort of ‘quiet restriction’ helps kids learn to love the healthier option without feeling deprived,” she says.milk, sports drinks, and more, but you can let them learn about those foods at a slower pace when you rarely or don’t serve them at home.”She hasn’t kept soda and juice at her home since her kids were babies, and they now see this as “the norm,” says Jimenez, 31.“Children are sponges,” Jimenez says. “What we say and do, they will repeat.
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