Everyone’s first food, milk, is also one of the healthiest drinks children of any age ever need.

 Fruit juices are also a healthy option. The kind that’s commercially available, though, is often artificially flavoured, loaded with preservatives and has high sugar content.  For your children to get all of fruits’ nutritious goodness, it is best to feed them actual fruits, either whole or cut up in pieces.

When it comes to cooking, quality is key - from your ingredients to the equipment, choosing the best makes a big difference. 

 

One key ingredient that you may not be thinking too much about is the water that you use for cooking. To bring out the best in your home-cooked creations, it is advisable to use filtered water and here’s why:

It takes only a few minutes of your day to make infused water, which can liven up your hydration habit. These can last for up to 3 days when covered with a lid and placed in the refrigerator. Make sure you get the most out of your infused water concoction with clean-tasting filtered water.

Bottled water is a convenient source of water for a lot of people, especially for those on-the-go and need a quick way to replenish. However, there are many factors to consider why it should not be your go-to water source:  

Plastic Pollution Facts & Figures: Since the 1950s, around 8.3 billion tons of plastic have been produced worldwide. Only 9% of these have been recycled. About 8 million tons of plastic enters the ocean on average every year. 

Everyone is no stranger to the importance of water in keeping us healthy and functioning well. It is thus vital to conserve this precious resource. There are numerous things we can do to conserve water at home. Did you know that using a water filter is one of them?

Almost everything we have today is made of plastic – from car parts, packaging, toys, décor, electronics, and even furniture items have plastic components! 

With its overwhelming presence and usage, it is no wonder plastic waste is now a pressing concern for countries all over the world. 

A staggering 1 million plastic bottles are sold globally every single minute, according to a report by the National Geographic.

Plastic pollution is so widespread that it’s threatening life on earth especially for animals, and potentially, even humans.