What kind of drinks do you allow your child (infant - 5) to drink?

I don't have any kids but most of the kids that I watched in daycare (age 18 months to 3 years) were allowed to drink these: Juicy Juice/ Other fruit juice like apple juice, oj, grapejuice Kool-Aid Milk Water Lemonade Most of them where not allowed to drink: Soda

My son is 2 years old. He is not allowed soft drinks (ie. coke, pepsi, etc). We give him fruit juice, as long as it's 100% real fruit juice. I'm trying to think of brands we buy - Welch's, V8 Fruit & Veggie, etc. Even with fruit juice we usually give him 50% water, 50% juice. He drinks 2% milk at meals and water throughout the rest of the day. Good luck with your project!

My son is 3 Drinks 2% milk for meals, water through out the day, and occasionally a cup of koolaide when he goes to his grand parents. 100% juice for morning snack and afternoon snack depending on the type of juice I will 1/2 and 1/2 it with water

son 23 months old: I allow him to drink juice but watered down 1/2 and 1/2 about 4-6 oz of juice a day with the equal amount in water so he gets 8-12 oz of this mixture. He also gets milk, water, and ocassionally non-carbonated fruit punch (yes I know this is not the best thing for him but it is very occasionally)

my kids drink water , diluted juice (half juice half water) and milk. my youngest has to have soy thanks to a milk sensitivity. some times the older kids have a carpi sun every once in awhile for a treat, but they really prefer water . they are almost 9 almost 5 and 1 year and a 1/2. the older kids have about 8-12 oz of milk a day, they don't drink juice everyday but they do drink water everyday.

When my daughter was 6 months old I started giving her pear or mixed fruit 100% juice. Now she's 34 months (3 years old in 2 months!!) and she drinks around 9-10 ounces of juice each day either apple, pear, or mixed fruit from Gerber. And around 14 ounces of milk every day. And the rest of the time I try giving her some water. She's only had soda once, my brother gave her a sip of Coke and after she said it made her tummy hurt, but it was just bubbly and she had to burp after. So I don't know if it really counts since it was a one time deal. :P

Daughter 4 and 8yrs. kool Aid sugar free (not everyday) gatorade(not everyday) milk (everyday) 8 oz juice (everyday) 8 oz water (everyday) 16oz sometimes more or less 7 up (not everyday) Both girls drink about 12 oz. of their choice of the drinks I listed as not everyday. They have their choice of which on they want and drink about 12oz. of which ever on they choose everyday.

I have a daughter, 2 years 8 months old. She mainly drinks water, occasionally drinks milk, and sometimes she drinks juice - normally 100% orange juice because that is what she prefers. Her grandma has given her koolaid once, but she didn't like it at all. She has tried several things - tea, lemonade, gatorade, etc, but only sips from an adult and not a cup to herself.

My daughter is 2 years old and drinks water, 2 % milk, and 100 % fruit juice cut with water. (I don't give her any of those sugary juices, koolaid and definately no soda) Sometimes I'll give her chocolate milk as a treat.