Sports drinks for kids, hold the artificial everything

Weโ€™re all a little prone to dehydration in the summer around here, so Iโ€™m not above letting my kids grab swigs of my Gatorade on a really hot day. Itโ€™s not the worst thing in the world, but itโ€™s not the best. So Iโ€™m all for trying out an electrolyte-enhancedโ€ฆ

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Weโ€™re all a little prone to dehydration in the summer around here, so Iโ€™m not above letting my kids grab swigs of my Gatorade on a really hot day. Itโ€™s not the worst thing in the world, but itโ€™s not the best. So Iโ€™m all for trying out an electrolyte-enhanced drink made just for kids, especially when the ingredients are 100% natural.


Grombomb
is a very cool little mom/pop devised beverage with flavors definitely
made to appeal to kidsโ€“sour apple, lemonade, watermelon, fruit punch.
Lemonade is the most subtle (says the mom) and the only one I could see
drinking myself, but Iโ€™m sure kids will be delighted to indulge in
Wipeout Watermelon any old time.

They are definitely not healthy in the โ€œwheat grass shotโ€ sense of the
word, but as far as electrolyte beverages go, theyโ€™re not bad. The
nutritional values are comparable to Gatorade, but with far less sodium.
Plus theyโ€™re made with cane sugar and natural flavors, and get their
color from fruit and veggie juices instead of food coloring which is
good for kids with sensitivities.

I also like that the company is all about supporting athletes under 18. The site is packed with inspirational pictures of the Bombsquad Athletes they sponsor,
flipping on skateboards and catching serious air on BMX bikes. (Look
away, Helicopter parents! Look away!) If nothing else, adventuring kids
will probably love browsing the photo galleries on the website.

Distribution is pretty limited right now-mostly the Southern California
area (surprise!) but Iโ€™m sure theyโ€™ll start coming east soon.

Find these natural kidsโ€™ sports drinks at the Grombomb website but itโ€™s more reasonable to find them at a store near you. Distribution is pretty limited to the SoCal area right now, like Albertsons plus various gas stations, delis, and 7-11s.


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