Children began bringing water bottles from home, and standing jugs of filtered water were placed in hallways along with cone-shaped paper cups for drinking. Eight years later, the district has ...

Many kids struggle to function properly when there is inadequate water intake. Drinking water diligently every day can bridge the gap between hydration and digestion. Keep in mind that water is ...

It’s a struggle. Children aged one to three years old should be drinking about 1 litre of fluid a day, according to NHS guidance. That’s about four cups of water a day. School-age children who ...

The best drinks are water and milk. Many children prefer to drink fruit squashes or fizzy drinks. These nearly all contain added sugar, sweeteners, preservatives and often caffeine. Sugary drinks ...

But new dietary recommendations from several major health organizations say that children should really stick with drinking water and plain pasteurized milk. The recommendations for children ages ...

All across the nation, children are heading back to school and millions will soon be drinking lead-contaminated water — a health hazard that is impossible to detect with the naked eye and ...

which is recommended to protect children against tooth discoloration and/or pitting," the EPA tells CNET in an email. What is enforceable is the EPA's Primary Drinking Water Regulation ...

Seven in 10 parents admit they feel guilty that their child isn’t drinking enough water. That’s according to a survey of 2,000 parents of kids ages five to 12, split evenly by the U.S. regions.

Drinking water with more than 1.5 milligrams of fluoride per liter was "consistently associated with lower IQ in children," the report said. It did not say how much IQ might be lowered in children ...

NTP found the data to be insufficient to determine whether a fluoride level of 0.7 mg/L in drinking water would negatively affect children's IQ. The uncertainty regarding whether 0.7 mg/L of ...