Nursery® Water - Purified Water with Added Fluoride Processed by Steam Distillation

Nursery® Water is a purified water with added fluoride that is processed by steam distillation that will help nourish your infant or toddler. Our water goes through an extensive process of steam distillation to ensure that it is safe and of the highest quality to assist in the growth and development of your little one. We even add minerals such as magnesium, potassium, and calcium for a refreshing taste your child will love! Once Nursery® Water goes through the purification process, we conduct routine monitoring to ensure that it is of the highest quality.

As a parent, you are concerned with taking the best possible care of your child. We are happy to provide you with Nursery®, a purified water with added fluoride processed by steam distillation that may do much more than simply hydrate your child. Nursery® Water may also help to strengthen teeth. We also provide you with a wealth of information on ways you can help keep your child healthy and happy during the critical first years of development.

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Consult your physician or dental professional if using another fluoridated product.

Helpful Tips
for Parents

Carbon Monoxide:
Danger in the Air

Imagine this scene: It's a beautiful morning, your toddler is safely strapped in her car seat and the two of you are ready to go out for a day of shopping. You suddenly realize you forgot to leave a note for your teenager, so you race inside, leaving your little one in the car with the motor running and the garage door closed. She'll be okay alone for a few minutes, won't she?
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Juice Use

It seems like fruit juice and juice drinks would be healthy for your growing toddler, but did you know you can give him too much of a good thing? Fruit juice tastes good and is often packaged so it's easy to carry around, but the American Academy of Pediatrics says excess juice can contribute to dental caries and diarrhea. Toddlers one to six years old should be limited to four to six ounces per day as part of a meal or snack rather than sipping throughout the day.

Source: American Academy of Pediatrics: "The Use and Misuse of Fruit Juice in Pediatrics," PEDIATRICS, Vol. 107 No. 5 May 2001, pp. 1210-1213 (a statement of reaffirmation for this policy was published on February 1, 2007)

Rash Relief

Diaper rash is an age-old problem blamed on everything from teething to diet. Pediatricians now believe it's usually caused by moisture, chafing, yeast or bacterial infections, prolonged contact with soiled diapers or allergies to diaper materials. To treat and prevent diaper rash, change diapers often, gently clean the area and let it air-dry, apply a thick layer of protective ointment and keep the diaper loose to prevent rubbing. Skip baby wipes to avoid further irritation and call your pediatrician if the rash gets worse.

Source: "Diaper Rash," (© 2007 American Academy of Pediatrics, updated June 2007), www.aap.org, accessed July 13, 2009.