It’s a two-part marketing strategy : companies convince the kids to pester their parents for the products, and then give the parents information to make them think that it’s ok to give in to their kids on this one. Jennifer Harris More Quotes by Jennifer Harris More Quotes From Jennifer Harris Most of the sweetened drinks say,' good source of vitamin C' or' 100 % vitamin C' but they have no or little juice, a lot of them say' low sugar,'' less sugar.' But they don't say it's because there's added low-calorie artificial sweeteners in there. It's just very confusing. Jennifer Harris health-news That's the age when kids' taste preferences are developing, so, if they get used to really sweet products, and artificial sweeteners can be overly sweet, then when you try to get your child to drink plain water or plain milk, it just doesn't taste good to them. Under 5 is a really critical time. Jennifer Harris health-news Nobody knows the impact it may have, nobody has been able to do the research, especially with children. Jennifer Harris health-news They are less healthy than similar products that are not advertised to kids. Jennifer Harris health-news
