Wat-aah! The water worth? Read review

The Bottom Line

If you try to get your children to drink more water, or press a bit more calcium in your diet, produces this mother created inspiration kid can do it.

More

• No sugar or artificial flavors or colors
• In bottles without BPA Packaged
• Funny graphics can encourage children to drink more water
• You can replace electrolytes without the calories of sports drinks

Less

• Expensive at $ 1.50 per bottle
• The bottles are recyclable but not reusable

Description

• First, the "functional" water for the children
• Wat-Aah! The body is simply purified water
• Wat-Aah! Brain contains added electrolytes
• Wat-Aah! Energy contains added electrolytes and oxygen
• Wat-Aah! Bones contain added calcium

Guide Review - Wat-aah! Bottled water for children and adolescents

My daughter first tried the flavored water in a field trip. She had forgotten her water bottle to school, and a friend gave him a bag with water generously with extra flavor. Then my daughter wanted their own water bags. But when I checked the label of the brand you had asked, I was surprised to find it loaded with sugar and corn syrup, high fructose. I found similar with much less sugar per serving and bought this brand.

But still, I prefer my children to drink water without artificial flavors or things in it, so I left Wat-Aah! These water bottles come in four varieties, each purified water with rigor (March 4 "flavors") some healthy as calcium and other travel electrolyte additives.

Wat-Aah packaging! It is designed to call the children (see product picture to see what I mean), and it really worked for my kids. You sipped the sample immediately and wanted to compare a taste test (Wat-Aah! brain) and "white race" (Wat-Aah! body) to have bottles of "Blue Gender". For the record, not the same as normal, tasting filtered water, but that my children did not stop them from their little science experiment.

The problem I have with Wat-Aah! is the same as bottled water (and juice boxes as well). In general, it is much better to make your own reusable bottle and fill it from your tap. This saves money and is much easier to land.

However, if your child is very resistant to water, Wat-Aah! It is a good alternative to calorie juices high in sugar and sports drinks.

Disclosure: Review samples were provided by the manufacturer. For more information, see our ethics policy.