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childrens sugarsweetened beverages ssbs consumption presents significant risks obesity type 2 diabetes dental health lack objective data beverages childrens overall environments study aimed determine nature extent childrens beverage availability purchase consumption throughout day using wearable cameras data collection data sourced kidscam nz study randomlyselected new zealand children n 168 1114y mean 126y wore cameras four days thursdaysunday automatically taking photo every 7s using content analysis thursday saturday images n 700201 systematically analysed average 189 95 ci 168 214 drinksday available children n 158 75 95 ci 58 97 397 noncore drinks including 64 95 ci 50 83 339 ssbs school home core drinks water unflavoured milk available locations children spent time eg recreation venues food retail outlets noncore drinks dominated rates 155 times core drinks availability almost drinks n 17 108 children purchased noncore average children n 111 703 consumed drink 26 95 ci 21 31 timesday including one 95 ci 07 13 ssb school home core drinks predominated ssbs available children locations spent time dominated drinks purchases consumption ssbs appear typical feature childrens everyday environments almost certainly making difficult childrens beverage intakes align guidelines findings support calls governments urgently enact ssbrelated actions commissions ending childhood obesity implementation plan turn improve child health