Glass Sippy Cap Bottle, 9 oz by LifeFactory
SKU: GLASSSIPPY
9 ounce
Features: Dishwasher Safe
EmailGlass Sippy Cap Bottle, 9 oz Details:
Great for toddlers, these BPA free glass sippy cups provide a wonderful next step hydration solution as your child grows. The sippy caps are leak resistant and have steady flow control. The bottle is made from borosilicate glass which is thermal shock resistant, allowing the bottles to go from temperature extremes (boiling to freezing) without breaking. Silicone sleeve helps provide grip and protection from breakage.
- BPA free, phthalate free, lead free and PVC free
- Available in raspberry, spring green, ocean blue or purple
- Includes 9 oz glass bottle, polypropylene (#5) sippy cap and silicone valve
- Sippy cap fits all 4 oz and 9 oz Lifefactory glass botles
- Dishwasher Safe
The sippy caps fit all Lifefactory baby bottles, as well as their 9oz glass water bottle.
The bottle was made in France, the silicone sleeve and silicone valve in the US and the cap in Italy.
Great for toddlers, these BPA free glass sippy cups provide a wonderful next step hydration solution as your child grows. The sippy caps are leak resistant and have steady flow control. The bottle is made from borosilicate glass which is thermal shock resistant, allowing the bottles to go from temperature extremes (boiling to freezing) without breaking. Silicone sleeve helps provide grip and protection from breakage.
- BPA free, phthalate free, lead free and PVC free
- Available in raspberry, spring green, ocean blue or purple
- Includes 9 oz glass bottle, polypropylene (#5) sippy cap and silicone valve
- Sippy cap fits all 4 oz and 9 oz Lifefactory glass botles
- Dishwasher Safe
The sippy caps fit all Lifefactory baby bottles, as well as their 9oz glass water bottle.
The bottle was made in France, the silicone sleeve and silicone valve in the US and the cap in Italy.
My two year old and I love this cup! But there are two minor reasons that I only gave it four stars.
First is that the lid is small enough that my son can wrap his hand around it and take it off, but since I use it only for water anyway, it isn't really a big deal, and I just need to keep working on teaching him to leave it on. ; )
Secondly, because the valve is designed to vent around the rim of the lid instead of through a hole in the top, sometimes other people (grandma, the ladies in the nursery) will replace the lid too tightly and he can't get anything out of it. It isn't a big deal though, as long as I remember to let them know not to screw the lid on too tightly.
I would absolutely recommend this cup to others looking for a hard spouted, glass sippy for their child.