Meet Re-Lyte Kids: Hydration That Kids Love and Parents Trust

As parents, we’re always looking for simple ways to support our kids’ health and keep them thriving. We know that hydration plays a big part in their energy and focus, but finding a kid-friendly drink without added sugar and artificial ingredients isn’t easy. 

That’s why we created Re-Lyte Kids—a balanced hydration mix with the essential electrolytes kids need without any of the stuff they don’t. Whether they’re off to school, sports practice, or just the playground, Re-Lyte Kids keeps kids hydrated, energized, and ready for adventure.

Do Kids Need Electrolytes?

It’s no surprise that kids can be little bundles of energy, but what’s less known is that all that activity, plus their small body size, means they can become dehydrated faster than adults. One Harvard study estimated that more than half the children in the U.S. are not getting enough regular hydration! 

When kids sweat, they lose essential electrolytes like sodium, potassium, and magnesium. These electrolytes support energy, muscle function, focus, and even mood. Without the right balance, kids can quickly feel tired, unfocused, or just plain cranky.

Re-Lyte Kids is designed to replenish these electrolytes, helping kids stay active, focused, and happy. Its formula is made specifically for young, growing bodies.

Clean Ingredients Parents Can Feel Good About

We know parents want safe, healthy options for their kids, which is why Re-Lyte Kids contains no added sugar or artificial dyes and uses real fruit and vegetable extracts for its vibrant colors. 

Plus, we use Real Salt, an unrefined, mineral-rich sea salt that provides the essential sodium and chloride kids need for balanced hydration. Here’s what’s inside every serving of Re-Lyte Kids.

• Sodium (340 mg): supports hydration and nerve function
• Potassium (150 mg): helps maintain balanced fluid levels
• Chloride (540 mg: supports pH, blood volume, and blood pressure balance.
• Magnesium (25 mg): aids in muscle recovery and energy
• Calcium (50 mg): important for growing bones and muscle health
• Coconut Water Powder (65 mg): adds natural electrolytes and a subtle sweetness
• Stevia Leaf Extract: a zero–calorie, plant-based sweetener 

Convenient, Kid-Friendly, and Delicious 

For any hydration product to work, it has to be easy to use and something kids will actually want to drink. That’s why Re-Lyte Kids is available in two convenient options: a 45-serving jar and single-serving stick packs that are perfect for packing in school lunches, sports bags, or travel. Just one scoop or stick pack in 16-18 ounces of water gives kids a refreshing drink that supports them all day.

The flavors are a hit with kids, too—Grape, Pink Lemonade, and Pineapple bring fun, fruity tastes and vibrant colors (thanks to fruit and veggie extracts) that make drinking water enjoyable. With Re-Lyte Kids, parents don’t have to coax or remind kids to drink up; they’ll want to reach for it.

A Great Option for Adults, Too!

While Re-Lyte Kids was developed for the little ones, it’s also a great option for adults who want a lighter, less salty hydration mix. With the same clean ingredients and essential electrolytes, it’s perfect for adults looking for gentler electrolyte levels and a little more sweetness.

Can My Kiddo Drink Regular Re-Lyte Hydration Instead?

All the ingredients in Re-Lyte Hydration are safe for kids, but a whole, undiluted serving might have more than the recommended amount of electrolytes for little bodies. With the approval of a trusted pediatrician, you could give kids ages 4 and older roughly a 40% scoop of Re-Lyte Hydration. This would keep them within safe ranges for all the included electrolytes. 

The Redmond Commitment to Clean Hydration

Re-Lyte Kids was developed to provide families with a safe, effective, and natural hydration solution. In consultation with trusted pediatricians, our team designed Re-Lyte Kids with children’s unique needs in mind. Re-Lyte Kids is our way of helping kids stay hydrated, happy, and active—all with ingredients you can trust.

Have more questions? There’s a lot more information in our Re-Lyte Kids Knowledge Base.

Sources: 

1. Hydration and Cognitive Function in Children - Oxford Academic
2. Study finds inadequate hydration among U.S. children - Harvard School of Public Health.
3. Diagnosis and Management of Dehydration in Children - American Family Physician
4. Children’s water intake and hydration: a public health issue - National Library of Medicine