- Dilute juice by at least half and half. Most grocery stores have a baby aisle with juice specially diluted for babies. These juices also contain more Vitamin C than regular juices, but are also more expensive.

- Never give your baby juice from a bottle. And never give them juice from a cup to suck on all day. This can cause tooth decay.

- Don't give your baby juice at bedtime.

- Babies shouldn't have more than 150ml (one half cup) of juice a day.

- Instead of giving fruits in liquid form, try giving them real fruit!

- If your baby is thirsty, give them water instead. If your baby doesn't like water, try flavoring water with a little bit of juice.

- If you start feeding your baby water from beginning, they won't naturally prefer juice instead of water.

I was a bit leery of introducing my daughter—the tomboy that she is—to this new set of playing cards. But to my surprise, she snatched up cards and said, “These are cool.” Amazed, startled, and a bit confused, I asked her, “What? You like them?” Her 10-year-old face lit up with a bright big smile and said, “Yes, they’re cool.” Then she ran out of room with them.

A week later, as I was preparing to write this review, I asked her for cards. She said, “Mom! You said I could have them. They’re in my room, in a binder.” Well, what can I say? They must have been a huge hit because only cards that go in her “precious” binder are cards that mean most to her.