Green Sprouts Stacking Cup Set
- New BPA, PVC and phthalate free
- Different sizes and colors keep your baby playing in and out of the bath
- Cups fit together for easy storage
- PVC-free and phthalate free Polypropylene
- Set includes 8 stackable cups with draining holes
For over two decades i play., Inc. has been researching children’s health issues to make safer feeding accessories that come in contact with babies’ mouths and foods. Due to recent safety issues in children’s toys we saw a need for toys free from potentially harmful toxins. So in 2008 we launched a new line of PVC, phthalate, BPA and nitrosamine free toys made from eco-friendly materials. Inside Baby: Pregnancy and early childhood are critical times in babies lives because they are growing and developing so rapidly. During this time they are vulnerable to elements in their environment, and parents should protect them as much as possible from exposure to potentially harmful substances. The first priority for growing babies is to make sure ev
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(out of 33 reviews)
List Price: $ 5.99
Price: $ 5.99
Review by A. Arriola for
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My wife bought these cups because we wanted a set that was BPA, PVC and phthalate free. Can use them in the tub since the cups have holes on the bottom.
Review by Eric & Elizabeth Dauner for
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I bought these for my 4 month old son to play with, but my 21 month old also loves to play with them! There are a lot of cups and they are great in the bath because they have holes in the bottoms.
Review by Ellen Stanley for
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sweet colors and just the right size for my little toddler, he has spent hours stacking and nesting.
Review by Lindsey for
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Our daughter has always loved the bath. When she was ready for toys, we went straight to duckies. She liked to suck on the duckies heads, but she never really played in the bathtub until we got these cups. Simple? Yes. Fantastic? Definitely. These have different little holes in the bottom of them, so they sink, float, water drips out slowly, quickly, and she loves to run her fingers under the stream. At 9 months, now she’s clapping them together and drinking out of them like a cup (oops! we gotta watch that in the tub!). We have a few more toys that do similar things, but nothing beats the simplicity and versatility of these stacking cups.
Review by Kim Foley for
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These worked out great as entertainment for our 18 month old daughter on transatlantic flights. We came up with all sorts of quiet games to play with the cup. Stacking and nesting, tea party, counting, matching the colors, and more. Small and compact. Took up no room in our carry on and really kept her busy.