I always keep a bottle of baby juice in the fridge for when my 23 month old granddaughter visits, she usually has the Heinz juice but this time I had to buy her a bottle of the Summer Fruits flavour Cow & Gate Juice as this was the only one available in my local chemist. The juice is suitable for babies from four months old, as are most of the other juices available. Like the Heinz version it's ready to drink and doesn't need to be diluted, although I do tend to add a little extra water to most of my granddaughter's drinks as I don't think it's a good idea to let small children get used to such strongly flavoured drinks. My granddaughter ...  Read the complete review

I give this drink to my baby at meal times and was glad when i found it as its the only drink that he has really taken too. He is very fussy when he comes to his drinks. the baby can start to drink this from being four months old however i started giving it to my baby when he started weaning. The drink is quite expensive however its worth it as my baby really enjoys it. it cost just over a pound for the bottle which isnt terribly big. the drink is already diluted however it is a bit strong for my little boy so i always add a bit more water. the juice is well tested by babies and their parents. it has no added sugar which in my opinion is ...  Read the complete review

Cow & Gate Summer Fruits Drink I have been buying this drink for a few months now and my baby loves it. At first he was really reluctant to drink juice, but now he cannot get enough. The juice comes in a plastic bottle with a screw top and holds around 500mls. The juice is pre made and therefore there is no need to boil and cool water to add to it, as he/she can drink it as it is. I normally give my baby this in a small bottle however cow & gate advise against this and advise to give juice to your baby in a beaker , off a spoon or a cup. The juice is quite tasty and is red in colour and has an age limit of at least 4 ...  Read the complete review

When my children began weaning, I thought that I would try to introduce them to baby juice. I was keen to allow them to sample a variety of different flavours in order for them to become accustomed to different tastes. Both My children were thirsty babies. If I had allowed it my son would have drunk milk almost constantly. However, he was not at all impressed with cool boiled water. He would drink it, but he certainly made me realise that he didn't like it. This is when I became keen to try him out on a specially formulated juice for babies. I came across cow and gate summer fruits in the supermarket. I was first attracted to the bright packaging. ...  Read the complete review

I have always got Baby juice in the cupboard or fridge. My son drinks juice with his meals. I ALWAYS dilute this. I know the label says you do not need to, but firstly my little one seems to prefer it watered down and secondly is lasts a lot longer and goes a lot further. I find that they are expensive and probably completely unnecesary to buy, but still buy them. However, on a recent holiday we quickly ran out so simply added some regular (i.e non baby) sugar free squash to his water. just the tiniest amount to flavour and colour the water. He was perfectly fine doing that and that method is clearly a lot cheaper that the £1.36 or whatever the price is in ...  Read the complete review