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Week 10 · Kids & Family Hydration
How well does your family actually hydrate?
Most kids arrive at school already dehydrated — and sporty kids have it worst. The afternoon exhaustion, the crankiness, the trouble focusing: a surprising amount of it is fixable. Find out where your family stands in 60 seconds.
- Research shows over half of children arrive at school already under-hydrated — before the day has even started
- Dehydrated kids have nearly three times the odds of concentration difficulties during the school day — peer-reviewed finding
- An hour of football or swimming is a genuine electrolyte event for a small body — plain water after sport isn't enough
- Kids drink dramatically more when the drink tastes good and the bottle feels like theirs — flavour is the whole game
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🥤 This Week — Orange Cream Recovery Cooler
500ml coconut water · Juice of 2 oranges (~200ml) · 300ml cold filtered water · Tiny pinch of sea salt · Drop of vanilla extract
Combine everything in a large jug and shake or stir well. Serve cold — ideally waiting on the kitchen counter when they walk in from training. The vanilla is the creamsicle magic; don't skip it. Watch it disappear.
After school or sports — the natural potassium from two sources plus a whisper of sodium replaces what an hour of sport sweats out of a small body.
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