The father is a Reddit user and decided to share the funny reaction of her daughter Evie the first time she sipped Coca Cola in a fast food restaurant.
He wanted to share it as something funny, but the comments, mostly negative for offering an unhealthy drink to his daughter, did not wait. Although at first he removed the video because of the reproaches, then he uploaded it again because he is not considered a bad father because his daughter has given him a couple of sips of a soda.
"Is it good for a baby to consume those kinds of drinks, even if it's just a drink?"
Given the criticism received, the father withdrew the video, since his intention was only share a fun moment with the other users and was receiving too much unwanted attention. However, he later decided to upload it again because he doesn't care what the haters They can think.
If it's a comfort to others, we rarely go to McDonald's and our oldest daughter, who is six years old, barely reaches a hand to count the times she has had a soda.
Upon uploading it again, the father closed the comments and only allows users to like or dislike.
It's not good for children to drink soda
Soft drinks are a drink not recommended for the diet of children, so like treats, should be avoided or restricted to specific occasions, such as birthdays or special events.
Mainly, because of its high sugar content. A bottle contains the equivalent of 12 tablespoons (brown size) of sugar (60 grams), almost double what a child should consume throughout the day.
Excessive sugar consumption favors and accelerates the appearance of overweight and childhood obesity, which is also a serious risk factor for developing other related diseases such as diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, hypertension and high triglycerides.
Soft drinks also favor the appearance of cavities, and the gas they contain produces gastric distention, making appetite decrease and sometimes causing abdominal pain. In addition to the tail type contain caffeine, exciting substance not suitable for children, and phosphoric acid, which reduces calcium absorption.
That said, and although it is not recommended to give soft drinks to the little ones, criticisms on social networks are increasingly extreme. As with a mother who gave her two-year-old daughter Nutella and accused her of child abuse, that her daughter took a sip of soda (or two) it's not like to crucify him for a bad father.
