Which is better as juice for a 9 month old?

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Kids don’t need juice. I only use it for constipation. So I’d just stick to water

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No juice! Only pedialyte if the baby is sick and not drinking enough. Babies get everything they need through breast milk or formula.

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Pedialyte is for dehydration and should not be used as normal juice! It has sodium in it to rebalance electrolytes and can cause health issues if used regularly. 
Juice should not be given unless the baby is constipated. Then it should be watered down by half. Too much sugar for babies to drink on a regular basis. You wouldn’t give your baby a candy bar every time she’s thirsty, so don’t give them juice! It’s high in sugar. 
All baby needs right now is breast milk or formula. You can start switching to some form of milk at around 11 months old.

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Why would you give your 9 month old juice?

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Water. Kids don't need juice at all.

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The APA doesn’t recommend juice at all for kids if any age. It’s terrible and sugary.

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You don't give your 9-month-old juice... 🤦🏻‍♀️ water! Give them water!

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Since juice is super high in sugar, just remember to dilute it with water. 
I can’t imagine giving my almost 9 month old straight juice, I feel like she’s be on a sugar high for hours and hours 😂

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I use the pear juice in the baby isle. My daughter struggles with constipation on a regular basis. 🙁

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I thought pedialyte was just for when they're sick? I give mine the motts for tots kind.

Which is better as juice for a 9 month old?

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