"The idea behind the WAT-AAH! brand is that the attractive packaging will help draw the kids to it. I have to admit, the bottles ARE super cute. But I wondered... would it be enough to persuade my girls to choose them?"

Here's what happened...



"Overall they both really enjoyed it. As a Mom I was happy to see them drinking something other than juice or another sugary drink. Bonus? The WAT-AAH! Brain contains electrolytes to help keep them going.
After downing both bottles my oldest daughter summed it up best when she said...
"Mom?? I know it's empty but can we PLEASE keep the bottles?"
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