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Do You Know Where to Find Pure and Perfect Water for Kids?


Our family is known for always carrying water bottles around with us wherever we travel. School, work, weekends, even when at home, we have drinking water close at hand. There are still concerns that my kids aren't drinking enough water every day to keep them healthy. Hydrating our body's fluid needs through our water intake is sometimes easier said than done. Drinking water has so many benefits. Water helps our bodies maintain normal temperature. When fever spikes, it's recommended that you drink more water than you normally would to remain hydrated. It's extremely important for kids, elderly patients, and pregnant women, to drink plenty of fluids as they are most at risk for suffering signs of dehydration.

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Many families would be astonished to learn that in the United States there aren't currently regulations in place to protect children from detectable nitrate levels in bottled water. According to research findings by AQUA Carpatica, "These tasteless, colorless and odorless nitrates get absorbed by plant roots, but their excessive use pollutes water tables and aquifers and eventually contaminates our bottled water. Nitrates are heavy oxidants that are harmful to humans and have been found to have short-term and long-term health effects."  Addressing this concern, AQUA Carpatica Kids is water designed especially for kids with a spill-proof cap, that is naturally nitrate-free, ideal for newborn infants, children, and expectant mothers.

AQUA Carpatica Kids is water sourced from the Carpathian Mountains located in Europe, filtered at the source, from millions of years of volcanic activity, filled with natural electrolytes, sodium-free, and mineral content, ultimately, water at its purest form.

Our bodies, especially the bodies of developing kids, require more water when in hot environments, physically active, feverish, or during periods of illness, diarrhea, or vomiting. It may be best to drink water in small sips at a time, if necessary to help boost up the immune system. If you are concerned that your kids aren't drinking enough water, try these tips to help keep water readily available-

- Store water bottles in easily accessible locations to drink at home and on-the-go. 

- Drink water with a slice of lime or lemon while eating away from home as a way to keep hydrated, save money, and reduce calories.

- Together with your kids make drinking more water a family practice for wellness and a healthier way of life.

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