Anonymous wrote:I'm trying to remember if I ever drank water in college - mostly just Diet Coke, alcohol and the occasional Gatorade. She can figure this problem out if she wants to. Or just send her a case of water from Amazon every couple weeks.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They can drink water in the cafeteria three meals a day like we did
My college had water fountains. I ended up on a college campus on a very hot evening recently, waiting for my kid who was taking a class there (note: little kid, don't have a fit about me helicoptering) so I went for a walk and then go thirsty. There were no water fountains, only filling stations. There was a vending machine, but it only had things like Monster and Mountain Dew. It was ridiculous. Plus the vending machine didn't take cards, and the bill thing was broken and I don't carry change in my pocket like I did in college.
So, the strategies I would have used as a college student weren't the solution here.
Anonymous wrote:I went to boarding school, and hated drinking regular water, so my mom would get me cases of nonflavored seltzer, which I kept under my bed, and would drink occasionally. I recycled the cans.
Anonymous wrote:I think I only ever drank water with meals in college. They'll be fine. Let them figure it out.
Anonymous wrote:Hands down the most ridiculous helicopter parenting post I’ve ever seen
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They can drink water in the cafeteria three meals a day like we did
My college had water fountains. I ended up on a college campus on a very hot evening recently, waiting for my kid who was taking a class there (note: little kid, don't have a fit about me helicoptering) so I went for a walk and then go thirsty. There were no water fountains, only filling stations. There was a vending machine, but it only had things like Monster and Mountain Dew. It was ridiculous. Plus the vending machine didn't take cards, and the bill thing was broken and I don't carry change in my pocket like I did in college.
So, the strategies I would have used as a college student weren't the solution here.