4 Your Health: What parents think affects what kids drink

Parents attitudes about sugary beverages may influence what their infants drink.
Parents attitude influences what children drink.
That’s according to new research from Columbia University. A survey of nearly 400 low income families found about a third of infants drank soda, fruit juice, or flavored milk, on a regular basis.
But babies were less likely to consume sugary drinks if their parents believed they were unhealthy.
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