Canadian football, the predominant form of football in Canada, is closely related to American football â both sports developed from rugby, and the two sports are considered to be the chief variants of gridiron football.
With so many choicesâpure, distilled, mineral, tapâhow do you know which to choose? First off, it is important to know that babies do not need water alone. Before your child is over six months of age, he or she does not need to consume any supplemental water or juice. All of the liquid your child needs to be healthy and to quench thirst is their regular consumption of breast milk or formula. Giving your baby water before they are six months of age could result in an over-consumption of water, or water poisoning. Even after your child is six months of age, they still do not need to consume much supplemental fluids.
Remember, too, that babies of less than 6 months of age do not usually require ANY supplemental fluids. Breast milk or formula contains enough water to quench your babyâs thirst and also provide the full range of nutrients your little one needs. The exception may be if your baby requires a little water or juice to help ease constipation â but you should always speak to your doctor first.