Does anyone really give their kids apple juice?

[Anonymous]

Sometimes after the kids go to bed I like to unwind with a bottle of apple juice but ugh the hangovers the next day... It's my guilty secret, I hope the kids never find out about it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sometimes after the kids go to bed I like to unwind with a bottle of apple juice but ugh the hangovers the next day... It's my guilty secret, I hope the kids never find out about it.

Oh my God, you drink apple juice when your children are sleeping? What would you do if there was an emergency? You'd be all glutted with apple juice, lolling senselessly about, unable to cope...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you do, you might as well give them candy. There is no nutritional value. Milk and water is all they need. And it can be soy or any other kind of milk. All this craziness over arsenic in apple juice. I have never given my kids the stuff. I don't give them soda either. Same thing. Nothing worse than parents that let their toddlers suck down sippy cup after sippy cup of apple juice. That is what causes bottle rot.[/quote

Why are you bragging about the fact that you are a mean mother? When your kids are enough, they will dring galons of apple juice and coke. You are ridiculous.

[Anonymous]

Does anyone really let their child step outside of their barium chamber? I mean come on! My 11.5 yo child is completely content with a few bits of sterilized gauze to play with and the story of Santa.

[Anonymous]

In pre-k, the bottle rot mouthed child will kiss your child and give them gingivitis and herpes all at once. Nothing we do matters.

[Anonymous]

Yes, most people do.

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Anonymous wrote:Does anyone really let their child step outside of their barium chamber? I mean come on! My 11.5 yo child is completely content with a few bits of sterilized gauze to play with and the story of Santa.

My 13 year old still sleeps in his bed in a rear facing five point harness. You twats are nuts if you think nighttime thrashing is a joke and let them sleep in booster seats or even, I've heard, totally out of any kind of child restraint.

[Anonymous]

Apple juice is as bad as heroin! I can't believe what lazy sluts of mothers you juice pushers are!

yes, just it's just like heroin. I have track marks in my arm from shooting up apple juice.

It's a gateway juice. First it's little sips of watered down apple juice. Then they're doing shots of it full strength. Next thing you know they'll be snorting packets of Kool Aid at recess.

Yeah I can't get enough of that apple juice. I'll do just about anything for my next apple juice high.

I used to be one of you until I kicked the habit with Sugar Free Koolaid. It's not really Koolaid and there's no sugar but it's enough for me to get a fix without turning to the real stuff. I hope someday you'll get to the place I am.

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LOVE IT!!

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Anonymous wrote:I have never bought apple juice for at home for my kids but I deny it to them if that is all that is being offered at a party and all the other kids are drinking it. They never ask for it unless other kids do - and I water it down for them.
I don't give it to them bc of the amount of sugar is so high.
I am not against juice but at home I buy OJ or Pomegranate or cranberry juice and dilute it a bit. They only get it once in a while but mostly drink milk and water. Moderation is key. I do cringe when I see parents offering it at a party but dont say anything.

Please do tell what is acceptable to serve at birthday parties. Water only? Really?

Really? You cant think of anything else to serve other than water and apple juice?? Out of all the juices, Apple Juice has the highest content of sugar. There are a zillion other juices that are not as bad. Apple Juice makes me cringe bc it is the worst choice IMO. I prefer Honest Kids juices, cranberry, white grape, water and chocolate milk for kids parties. I have never seen any kid complain that there was not any apple juice at any of my kids parties. To each there own.

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Anonymous wrote:Does anyone really let their child step outside of their barium chamber? I mean come on! My 11.5 yo child is completely content with a few bits of sterilized gauze to play with and the story of Santa.

My 13 year old still sleeps in his bed in a rear facing five point harness. You twats are nuts if you think nighttime thrashing is a joke and let them sleep in booster seats or even, I've heard, totally out of any kind of child restraint.

I didn't even let my child be born! My teenager still lives in my womb....safe. And I don't drink apple juice so he doesn't get it.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I have never bought apple juice for at home for my kids but I deny it to them if that is all that is being offered at a party and all the other kids are drinking it. They never ask for it unless other kids do - and I water it down for them.
I don't give it to them bc of the amount of sugar is so high.
I am not against juice but at home I buy OJ or Pomegranate or cranberry juice and dilute it a bit. They only get it once in a while but mostly drink milk and water. Moderation is key. I do cringe when I see parents offering it at a party but dont say anything.

Please do tell what is acceptable to serve at birthday parties. Water only? Really?

Really? You cant think of anything else to serve other than water and apple juice?? Out of all the juices, Apple Juice has the highest content of sugar. There are a zillion other juices that are not as bad. Apple Juice makes me cringe bc it is the worst choice IMO. I prefer Honest Kids juices, cranberry, white grape, water and chocolate milk for kids parties. I have never seen any kid complain that there was not any apple juice at any of my kids parties. To each there own.

ITA. You all suck as mothers, but you know, "to each their own"! I'd much rather serve my kid sugary milk than sugary juice. It makes me so much more superior, dontcha know.

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Anonymous wrote:I have never bought apple juice for at home for my kids but I deny it to them if that is all that is being offered at a party and all the other kids are drinking it. They never ask for it unless other kids do - and I water it down for them.
I don't give it to them bc of the amount of sugar is so high.
I am not against juice but at home I buy OJ or Pomegranate or cranberry juice and dilute it a bit. They only get it once in a while but mostly drink milk and water. Moderation is key. I do cringe when I see parents offering it at a party but dont say anything.

Please do tell what is acceptable to serve at birthday parties. Water only? Really?

Really? You cant think of anything else to serve other than water and apple juice?? Out of all the juices, Apple Juice has the highest content of sugar. There are a zillion other juices that are not as bad. Apple Juice makes me cringe bc it is the worst choice IMO. I prefer Honest Kids juices, cranberry, white grape, water and chocolate milk for kids parties. I have never seen any kid complain that there was not any apple juice at any of my kids parties. To each there own.

ITA. You all suck as mothers, but you know, "to each their own"! I'd much rather serve my kid sugary milk than sugary juice. It makes me so much more superior, dontcha know.

From the mother that serves apple juice and is obviously feeling pretty insecure about it. Grow up!

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ITA. You all suck as mothers, but you know, "to each their own"! I'd much rather serve my kid sugary milk than sugary juice. It makes me so much more superior, dontcha know.

From the mother that serves apple juice and is obviously feeling pretty insecure about it. Grow up!

Different posters. And grow up really? Get the fuck out. Go do a shot of AJ.

[Anonymous]

Wait, how is white grape juice any better than apple juice?

You realize your children will probably have unprotected sex and do beer bongs from a communal hose one day, right?

If apple juice is where you draw the line I hope to GOD you don't get pocket dialed at 1am when you kid is in college. It could be the end of your perfect world.