Juice and other drinks

My son has never had anything other than water or milk. He is now 2.5 and knows others drinks exist like juice, smoothies, milkshakes.

When did you start letting your little ones have other drinks?

I don’t want him to have juice all the time but I don’t want him to be deprived of it that he gets obsessed when he finally can make that decision.

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My son is the same he is water obsessed. And only ever had breast milk. Won’t have cows milk. Never had sugar either I have offered all sorts of things to him and doesn’t like it (I’m not complaining). wish he would have a little smoothie with me but glad he gets plenty of water x

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