Kristen Bell has revealed she permits her kids to drink non-alcoholic beer - and have ordered it at eating places.

The actress, who starred in Frozen and Veronica Mars, has two daughters: eight-year-old Delta, and nine-year-old Lincoln.

Appearing on The Kelly Clarkson Show, she stated: "My kids have ordered non-alcoholic beers at restaurants before."

Bell admitted it "sounds insane", however added "context is important".

She defined all of it started when the youngsters had been youthful and they'd accompany Bell and her husband, fellow actor Dax Shepard, on walks.

"He is a recovering addict but he likes non-alcoholic beer," Bell stated. "He'd pop one open, he'd have her on his chest and we'd walk and look at the sunset.

"So, as a child, she was like pawing at it - and typically she would really like suck on the rim of it. So I feel it feels to her like one thing particular, one thing daddy, one thing household."

She stressed there's no booze in the drinks, but described an occasion when one of her daughters tried to order a beer while they were eating out.

"I'm like 'possibly we simply preserve that for residence'," Bell stated.

And probably anticipating criticism, she added: "You can judge me if you want, I'm not doing anything wrong."

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Non-alcoholic beers are likely to have alcohol content material of 0.5%, which means a 500ml can could be the equal of 0.25 items.

That's roughly similar to the alcohol by quantity of a ripe banana or a glass of orange juice.

However charity Drink Aware says alcohol-free beers usually are not appropriate for youngsters.