Babies that are 6 months of age or older can drink cold juice.
The juice is healthy for your baby of 6 months of age or older and helps keep them hydrated and provides them with vitamins and other health benefits.
Babies of at least 6 months of age or older can drink room temperature water or cold water.
However babies under 6 months of age should not drink room temperature water, cold water or any other water.
Babies can drink some tea for a cold as long as the baby is 6 months of age or older.
You should not give your baby tea if they are under 6 months of age.
Peppermint tea works as an expectorant to help break up mucus and chamomile tea can help stimulate the immune system.
Try sweetening it up with a little honey.
Consider adding a cool mist humidifier to your child's room to help moisten the air and help relieve pain caused by a sore throat.
Toddlers can have tea.
Tea is healthy for toddlers and even babies above 6 months of age.
In fact, safe teas are an excellent alternative to juice, even sweetened with a bit of honey (for children over 1-year-old).
Children over the age of 2 can also enjoy herbal tea, and some experts note that it can be a healthy choice for children because it is hydrating and does not contain sugar, like juice or soda.
Some herbal tea can be used to help manage symptoms of minor illnesses in children.
Although since tea contains caffeine the tea should be given to your toddler in moderation as too much caffeine can cause issues with your toddler.
But in moderation the tea is healthy as long as the toddler is drinking water, juice, milk etc along with the tea.