A new study suggests that drinking 100% fruit juice daily is linked to some – but not significant – weight gain in early childhood. CNN values your feedback 1.

However, drinking juice – and eating fruit – should be approached like anything else that's filled with sugar: as a special treat. Morgan Weller is the mother of two boys, ages 8 and 6.

Healthy food is important for children, but what they drink also matters. Dr. Leana Wen explains what health and nutrition ...

When giving your child the occasional glass of juice, make sure its 100 percent fruit juice and not a “fruit drink.” “Meal Makeover Mom” Janice Newell Bissex, M.S., R.D., points out that ...

Drinking fruit juice as a child 'can make huge different to health as an adult', study finds A new study has found that children who drink fizzy drinks such as cola before the age of two are more ...

From juice and fruit punch to flavored milk and soda, your child's favorite sugary drink can lead to a multitude of not-so-sweet health problems including tooth decay, obesity, diabetes… ...

Too many children drink too much juice, according to our poll of parents. One in four toddlers 2 and younger and 45 percent of children ages 3 to 5 drink 7 or more ounces of juice a day.

The relationship between 100% fruit juice consumption and weight gain has been analyzed in a study.

Drinking fruit juice as a child can stop obesity later in life, new research suggests. A new study has discovered that having fizzy drinks such as cola before the age of two can cause weight gain ...