Can my babies juice be cold?

Question

juice has to be put in the fridge after opening, and its hard to just heat it to room temperature. Can it be sort of cold. My daughter is 6 months old can her stomach handle it?

Answer 1

Yes, her stomach can handle it. It's ok for the juice to be cool. Especially, in the summer. It's refreshing.

Answer 2

A 6 month old doesn't really need to be drinking juice, regardless of temperature.  It's too sugary and isn't really supplying much helpful nutrition.

But, besides that, yes, babies can drink cold things.

Answer 3

should be ok but remember that whatever container she drinks out of the juice in that container should be thrown out after an hour because of the bacteria that build up.

Answer 4

I think her stomach can handle it, it will just be a question of if she likes it that way or not.  

Answer 5

Actually, your 6 month old should not be drinking juice at all. Babies need breast milk or formula for the nutrition and calories. And fruit juice can sometimes cause a rash on their bottoms.

Answer 6

My doctor told me to give my baby juice at I think it was 4 months? Just dilute it with water. 2 oz of juice and 2 oz of water. We give her juice a lot. At 6 months, they should be drinking juice and water and eating baby food a couple times a day. If she gets a rash, cut back on the juice and do 1 oz juice to 3 water. BUT to answer your question, their little tummies can handle cold formula from the time they are born. I would try to make it a little warmer then out of the fridge, like by adding luke warm water to prevent a brain freeze though.  

Answer 7

yes it can be cold- i don't think i'd like warm juice too much

i dont give my son juice much because he gets rashes from it and it's really not that good for them

Answer 8

Yes, we started giving my son cold breastmilk from the fridge at a few weeks old, because he was too impatient to wait for us to warm it! He never had a problem, and he's now 28 months old.  

Answer 9

cold juice is fine, i always give my 7 month old juice right out of the fridge.

i don't give him a lot, maybe 4 oz of juice a day, more as a sort of treat, he really enjoys juice.  it has not had any negative effects on him.

Answer 10

no, it has to be room temperature

Answer 11

ive never given my son room temp. juice and he is completely fine.

he actually prefers is cold