Nursery® is a steam distilled water for babies from infants to toddlers

Nursery® is purified water processed by steam distillation with added fluoride. Baby drinking water by Nursery® was created in 1948 by Dr. Herman Bundason, then Director of the Chicago Health Department. Bundason was concerned about the sterility of municipal drinking waters when it was used to mix infant formulas both in hospitals and in homes. Today, Nursery® Water continues its commitment to purity by continuously evaluating and monitoring our water so you’ll have peace of mind in knowing that you will always have a healthy source of steam distilled water with added fluoride.

Producing healthy and safe baby drinking water for over 50 years

For over 50 years now Nursery has been able to offer a source of safe water for your baby. Drinking water is essential to their health and growth and Nursery® recognizes how important your baby is to you. This is why our steam distilled water for babies and toddlers contains added minerals and goes through a rigorous steam distillation process. Over time, our company has grown to help extend our reach to more and more consumers and to share our great product with families like yours. Nursery® is a product of DS Waters of America, Inc, a producer and distributor of home, office and retail bottled water products across the United States under the brand names of Alhambra®, Belmont Springs®, Crystal Springs®, Hinckley Springs®, Kentwood Springs®, Nursery® Water, Sierra Springs® and Sparkletts®, and Roast2Roast®, a coffee delivery service. The company, headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, is the U.S. leader in home and office water delivery, focusing on five gallon, one gallon and single serve bottled water products. Water is bottled at 26 manufacturing facilities and then delivered to millions of homes and offices, as well as retail establishments across the country. DS Waters employs approximately 4,700 associates in 40 states.

DS Waters of America, Inc.

Consult your physician or dental professional if using another fluoridated product.

Helpful Tips
for Parents

Birthdays to Remember

A child’s birthday is a very special occasion and many parents can’t wait to throw the biggest bash on the block to celebrate. Before sending out the invitations, however, it’s a good idea to think about what will make your toddler’s birthday party an event you’ll all want to remember.
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Hand in Hand

Are you wondering whether your baby will be right-handed or left-handed? Be patient; it may be months or years before you know for sure. Most babies start showing a preference for reaching for things with their right hands between six and nine months, but it’s not until they’re 18 months or older that they start using their preferred hand more consistently. By age three or four, their handedness should be fairly evident. If it’s not, you may want to talk to your pediatrician.

Source: “How Handedness Develops in Infants,” by Robert Needlman, M.D., F.A.A.P., www.drspock.com, June 10, 2001

Share and Share Alike

It’s normal for toddlers to resist sharing, but you can help your little one see the benefits. Teach her games or puzzles where everyone works together toward a common goal. Encourage taking turns so she learns sharing isn’t the same as giving things away. Before play dates, put away toys she’d rather not share and bring out those they can play with together. Set an example by offering to share your snack or magazine. Use positive reinforcement rather than punishment to avoid feelings of resentment. Eventually, she’ll learn sharing is more fun than keeping things to herself.

Source: “How to Teach Your Preschooler to Share,” by Karen Miles, www.parentcenter.babycenter.com, accessed August 13, 2007