In recent discussions among tea enthusiasts, a question has been buzzing around – can kids partake in the joy of sipping tea? Let's dive into this topic and explore the delightful possibilities of introducing tea to our little ones.
Introducing tea to kids isn't necessarily about health benefits like cavity prevention; instead, it's more about fostering a sensory experience. It's about helping them become familiar with the enticing aromas and flavors of tea, creating a foundation for potential interest in the future.
Concerns about caffeine are valid, but moderation is the solution. Opt for milder teas and consider later infusions with lower caffeine levels. Since the majority of caffeine is extracted in the first few brews, subsequent infusions are lighter.
Introducing tea to kids is about creating an atmosphere – much like exposing them to music from a young age. It's about letting them explore and understand rather than enforcing a specific taste. In a recent kindergarten half-tea party, where each child got a taste of milky Jin Xuan, their joy was infectious.
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