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Seven in 10 parents admit they feel guilty that their child isn’t drinking enough water. That’s according to a survey of 2,000 parents of kids ages five to 12, split evenly by the U.S. regions.

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. continues to push for curbs on fluoride in drinking water.

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“Children drinking from those fountains that show high lead water content risk exposure to lead.” Jaquia Bolds’ son Ashton, 3, attends preschool in one of the Delaware classrooms.

Children aged one to three years old should be drinking about 1 litre of fluid a day, according to NHS guidance. That’s about four cups of water a day.