The Story of Nestle Pure Life began in Pakistan in 1998 with a simple mission: providing families with safe, great-tasting water they can trust every day. Over the years, the brand has grown to reach millions of consumers in more than 20 countries, becoming one of the world’s favourite bottled water brands. Today, Nestlé Pure Life continues its commitment to quality, healthy hydration, and water access to families and communities, helping them stay hydrated and refreshed wherever life takes them.
Enabling Quality Hydration*
With our water undergoing millions of quality tests per year, the uncompromising high-quality standards have made Nestlé Pure Life a trusted pure quality water brand for generations for more than 25 years. Our rigorous quality checks and purification process ensures every drop meets our high safety standards and tastes great. It's this quality and purity that families trust. Coming in a variety of sizes, at home or on the go, Nestlé Pure Life water helps you & your family to stay hydrated throughout the day*.
* Water contributes to the maintenance of normal physical and cognitive functions. Consume at least 2L of water per day from all sources.
Bringing Water Forward
is our commitment to championing pure hydration for future generations.
Learn moreWhy water is important for kids
They have more skin in the game
Babies water needs are proportionately higher because their bodies contain more water than the bodies of adults (75% vs 60%) and so their surface-to-volume ratio is relatively higher. As a result, they can have greater water losses from the skin and can be more vulnerable to risk of dehydration.
It’s not top of mind
Half the hydration battle is reminding kids to drink up. The other half is getting them to actually follow through. (Have you ever tried reasoning with a toddler?!) Try a water chart and turn sipping into a challenge with fun rewards like stickers. Or motivate them to hydrate with bottled water designed just for kids!
They can’t stop, won’t stop
Kids are constantly on the move, between ballet lessons, soccer and generally horsing around all day. While you may be losing your Saturday mornings to practice and game times, your kids are losing water each time they sweat, breath or visit the restroom. The hydration rule of thumb: replenish the amount of water lost throughout the day.
Show them how it's done
Carry it:
Always have a bottle of water handy
Drink It:
Choose water over other beverages
Share it:
Have an extra bottle or two on hand for your kids