How Much Added Sugar Can Kids Have? Where Treats and Vitamin Pops Fit
The American Heart Association sets a clear added-sugar limit for kids. Here's what it looks like in real food, and how to fit treats and vitamin pops in without guilt.
The American Heart Association sets a clear added-sugar limit for kids. Here's what it looks like in real food, and how to fit treats and vitamin pops in without guilt.
Vitamin C is acidic and many kids' vitamins are sweet. Here's what that means for enamel and cavities, and simple habits that protect little teeth.
A lollipop is still candy, even when it has vitamins in it. Here's what to look for on the label, how to think about sugar and teeth, and the safety...
Elderberry comes as syrups, gummies and now lollipops. Here's what the research does and doesn't say about elderberry, and how to compare formats honestly.
How much vitamin C kids actually need, what the cold research really says, and how to use a vitamin C lollipop safely if your child prefers one.
Manuka honey pops are a nice treat, but they're still candy. Here's what the research on honey does and doesn't tell you about a honey lollipop.
A plain-English guide to the three Vitalolli pops in our Kids' Immunity Lollipop Trio: which are supplements, which is a honey treat, and how to use them safely.
Cough drops are over-the-counter medicines; lollipops, even vitamin or honey ones, aren't. Here's how they differ, and the age and safety rules for each.
Vitamin lollipops aren't just for kids. Here's what determines whether any vitamin works, and when a lollipop format makes sense for adults.