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| Brand: Born Free
Category: Baby Product
List Price: $10.99
Buy New: $8.90
You Save: $2.09 (19%)
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Avg. Customer Rating:  21 reviews
Sales Rank: 64
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 9 x 4.7 x 2.6
MPN: 40001
Model: 40001
UPC: 853049001275
EAN: 0853049001275
ASIN: B000MRLYHE
Release Date: November 1, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Born Free's 7oz. Trainer Cup - Free of the hormone disrupting chemical Bisphenol-A | | • | Revolutionary venting system which helps reduce colic (gas, spit up)symptoms and helps reduce middle ear infections | | • | Each dishwasher safe (Top Rack) Trainer cup comes with extra soft, spill resistant spout and travel cover | | • | Colors Vary |
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Product Description
The first ever, BornFree? Bisphenol-A Free plastic, training cup, with a low vacuum valve, designed to create a free flow of liquid for your child's comfort. 1 per pack.Assorted Colors.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 16 more reviews...
 If I wanted I sieve, I'd buy a sieve August 28, 2008
This product just offends me. Representing the worst of American enterprise. A company that preys on parents' fears of possibly dangerous chemicals to sell you the most poorly designed solution for giving ANY CHILD liquids... And then charges you a premium for the privilege.
If any of you have ever gotten up, bleary eyed, at some god awful hour and tried to put the 10000 parts of this horror show cup together, while holding a screaming child, and trying to pour into it... You know my pain.
But that's not the worst... This ridiculous contraption is a sieve. It leaks whether it's "training" or "drinking"... Some are worse than others... And by worse I mean LEAKS LIKE A GARDEN HOSE over leaks like Chinese Water torture.
It's simple really... Sippy cups were invented to avoid spills! The technology is not new. The science has been mastered. Why re-invent the wheel and make it square?!!!
So, it's like this... After having successfully put this cup together... Successfully filled it and given it to your thirsty child... Are you allowed your own cup of coffee and the 3 minutes to enjoy it? No, sir... No, ma'am... You must now chase your kid around with a rag and wipe up spills and hope she doesn't get the shaky-shaky urge on your favor wife's favorite Persian rug.
I wish I could sue this company just to embarrass them! But this is all the time I'm willing to spend destroying whatever reputation they may have.
Stay away... I'm getting a blow torch and melting them down with my kid today. The fumes are safe, right?
 Great Cup August 27, 2008
I ordered thses cups for my son and absolutely LOVE them!! There are a few parts to wash, but they're super easy to put together, BPA free and do not leak. It got my son to finally start taking milk from a cup instead of a bottle! I highly recomend them!!
Beware - they leak! August 25, 2008
First I tried the Born Free toddler cup, which was a leak disaster. But I held out hope wanting a BPA free sippy cup that didn't leak. I shelled out $50 for a set of these trainers and after a few chews on the spouts and a fews times through the dishwasher - they leak. My kids fall asleep with bottles, they go in my purse, and various other precarious situations. Disaster at each turn. Save your money and get the colored Advent sippies or the Playtex BPA free ones. They defintely don't leak for at least the first 6-9 months and you can get them at the grocery store.
This cup works great! August 23, 2008
I bought this cup b/c my son was having trouble transitioning from a bottle to a sippy cup. I could not get him to drink more than a few sips at a time w/ a cup and he definitely was not drinking enough. I found myslf chasing him around the house during the course of the day to try to get him to finish his cup. I tried 2 kinds of Avent cups, Playtex, and The First Years and none worked well for him.
I bought these Born Free cups b/c someone recommended them. I am so very happy with how these have worked so far. My son drank his milk without hesitation on the first go.
These have not leaked at all (so far) and I could not say the same for the Avent cups, which leaked occasionally.
I would highly recommend these if you are having trouble transitioning from a bottle to a cup.
Leaky Cup August 20, 2008
This is BPA-free, which is great. But it is worthless as a sippy cup because the liquid pours out of it goes the slightest bit sideways. You can't give the cup to a baby, because they will tip it over and dump the contents in about a minute. It's just poorly designed. My 3-year-old could use it, because she understands to keep it upright.
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