The average baby, on the other hand, is roughly 75% water. And that difference is why babies shouldn't drink water before they're at least 6 months old. Not from the tap, or a well, or a spring.

In one hilarious video, a baby girl is trying to drink water from an open cup for the first time...and she's a little bit ...

Regular milk feeds provide all the nutrients she needs to grow and develop. But once your baby starts weaning, you’ll probably want to get her used to drinking water as well as milk. How much she ...

He added: “Adults can get water intoxication too but only if they drink several litres of water in a short space of time, for a baby the margins are a lot smaller. But don’t worry, these little ...

Every other day, Derek Moonias drives 15 minutes to the airport in Neskantaga First Nation and fills his pickup truck with ...

this helps protect the teeth and also stops your baby filling up on juice at times when he should be drinking milk. Fruit squashes are best avoided for babies under 12 months old. It’s better to get ...