Too much sugar and not healthy. instead give them fruits and water

It just natural fruit with chemical at all must be taken with caution...intensity matters

Me and my brother no even see anything drink wen we small going to school.chai

lonelydora:
Chai....God bless this Op. This topic came right on time.

My children drink Ribena on daily basis at school. I asked my wife two days ago about the health implication, she couldn't give any meaningful answer. I suggested we package fruits like Apple, banana, pineapple, but she said No. Well, na God hand my kids dey shaa.

Ribena is better. Apart from Ribena and lucozade boost, I can't vouch for others

Ribena is ok... But anything drink is chemical...... Be it coke Fanta or Pepsi


Juice and milk are the best

lonelydora:
Chai....God bless this Op. This topic came right on time.

My children drink Ribena on daily basis at school. I asked my wife two days ago about the health implication, she couldn't give any meaningful answer. I suggested we package fruits like Apple, banana, pineapple, but she said No. Well, na God hand my kids dey shaa.

She said NO and you accepted just like that. If something happens to the kids, you'd say it's God after He has told you what to do? My brother, do what you must oo!

lonelydora:
Chai....God bless this Op. This topic came right on time.

My children drink Ribena on daily basis at school. I asked my wife two days ago about the health implication, she couldn't give any meaningful answer. I suggested we package fruits like Apple, banana, pineapple, but she said No. Well, na God hand my kids dey shaa.

Chai! See enjoyment

I prefer hollandia and other pure yoghurts

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My little niece always carry those things.if the mum don't put drink for her she will cry until she buy one, sometimes she will just be weeing too much every min she will just be standing before you know what is happening she have wee on her self her suger content was too much.they have to stop giving her even sweet too everything was stopped now she carries apple, banana just fruits to sch. Too much of everything is not good now she is back to her track at least once in a while she take those drinks

nothing healthy about it. its filled with sugar and saccharin. if you want a fresh yogurt , buy nunu from aboki women.

What happened to my viju I don't see it in the market anymore

I beg to differ, there's nothing absolutely wrong with giving children Bobo and other fruit drinks. Apart from sugar which is massively required by and easily burnt down by their system Bobo contains milk and yoghurt wich is part of the essential daily nutritional intake by the children. Same goes for Ribbena which contains blackcurrant .Blackcurrant is a good source of vitamin C which boosts the children immune systems

Moderation is the keyword here

dbynonetwork:
I too want to know..
Only lazy mothers would keep packing these chemically processed drinks for little kids when we have our natural drinks like ZOBO DRINK, KUNU, FURA 'd' NUNU etc.

you are very right. where i am presently, a bottle of zobo or kunu or nunu is worth 30k naira. nigerians dont appreciate what they have

allrightsir:


they are not good period! anything processed is bad for you but especially at the development stage when the brain and other organs are forming. in a land blessed with an abundance of natural fruits and juices, the last thing you should give your children are products with sugar and artificial synthesized ingredients.


packaged noodles is also lethal in the long run, if you love your children stop giving them packages noodles!!!

If I should dissect your write-up you will either be shooting yourself on the foot or involuntarily allign your thoughts to my earlier statement.

Do not be in a rush to quote without reading and understanding.

this is what my fiancée want me to be drinking, she no even consider jadijadi , abeg which kind wicked world are we into

this is what my fiancée want me to be drinking , each time I mentioned my favourite Guinness odeku big stout she will go and bring tampico and bobo, she no even consider jadijadi , abeg which kind wicked world are we into

lonelydora:
Chai....God bless this Op. This topic came right on time.

My children drink Ribena on daily basis at school. I asked my wife two days ago about the health implication, she couldn't give any meaningful answer. I suggested we package fruits like Apple, banana, pineapple, but she said No. Well, na God hand my kids dey shaa.

their kidney and eventual future obesity.
which person hand e dey.

lonelydora:
Chai....God bless this Op. This topic came right on time.

My children drink Ribena on daily basis at school. I asked my wife two days ago about the health implication, she couldn't give any meaningful answer. I suggested we package fruits like Apple, banana, pineapple, but she said No. Well, na God hand my kids dey shaa.

pray they never became vegetable like buhari in nearly future.... I'm not wishing them that oooo

lonelydora:
Chai....God bless this Op. This topic came right on time.

My children drink Ribena on daily basis at school. I asked my wife two days ago about the health implication, she couldn't give any meaningful answer. I suggested we package fruits like Apple, banana, pineapple, but she said No. Well, na God hand my kids dey shaa.

better do de right thing instead of passing de buck to God. For ur kids health.

NO THEY ARE NOT

Infact my wife needs to learn how to make sobo, kunun aya & all those natural fruit juices like banana & mango because they will be no room for those kind of processed chemical juices in my house

Nothing is safe in Nigeria anyway..... Not even water, do your best to protect you kid.... go natural if possible too many synthetic food out der and they can never be healthy

Jiang:
NO THEY ARE NOT

Infact my wife needs to learn how to make sobo, kunun aya & all those natural fruit juices like banana & mango because they will be no room for those kind of processed chemical juices in my house

I agree with you

JBoy9:
I beg to differ, there's nothing absolutely wrong with giving children Bobo and other fruit drinks. Apart from sugar which is massively required by and easily burnt down by their system Bobo contains milk and yoghurt wich is part of the essential daily nutritional intake by the children. Same goes for Ribbena which contains blackcurrant .Blackcurrant is a good source of vitamin C which boosts the children immune systems

Moderation is the keyword here

ur head dey dia joooorrr

God gave those Kids to you to take care of. These packaged fruit drinks are chemicals and should be minimized.

Giving kids sugar-laden drinks and snacks such as biscuits, are ways of storing up health problems for them in the future -
Diabetes. Heart diseases. Feeble peni.s etc

Why would parents give their kid lucozade, bobo, biscuits, ribena daily

If my sister runs out of corn flakes for her kids, she panics. It's an emergency. Na so she go they run around anyhow to go buy

I suggested boiled yam + fried egg for the kids. She said - my kids can't eat that o...haba, for breakfast?

I don't get it.

ayotoyin:
Please, i want to know how healthy are all this fruity drinks like Bobo, Ribena etc for kids,i noticed that mothers are fond of packing all these drinks along with food for our kids to school everyday, is it really an healthy thing to be taking them everyday?
Thanks.

Everything that has extended expiry sate is not safe for human consumption.

Let me ask Eaglescribes the Bobo master.

dbynonetwork:
I too want to know..
Only lazy mothers would keep packing these chemically processed drinks for little kids when we have our natural drinks like ZOBO DRINK, KUNU, FURA 'd' NUNU etc.

Do not generalize.

ayotoyin:
Please, i want to know how healthy are all this fruity drinks like Bobo, Ribena etc for kids,i noticed that mothers are fond of packing all these drinks along with food for our kids to school everyday, is it really an healthy thing to be taking them everyday?
Thanks.

pls kindly take all that money meant for buying bobo to buy fruit for your kid.

Moderation is the key here. It's usual practice now for mothers to pack drinks in their ward's lunch bag. I don't give my children instead I give them fruits and yoghurt alongside snacks when they come back from school.